F Sport Spoiler install
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F Sport Spoiler install
Even though it was a very basic install, I thought I would put the pictures up.
Also, you have to purchase the rear spoiler cover, as the bottom of the spoiler would be hollow with out it.
Also, you have to purchase the rear spoiler cover, as the bottom of the spoiler would be hollow with out it.
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Telekinetics101 (04-03-24)
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I'm looking to do this as well. Here's the parts list if you are looking to purchase a black spoiler.
- Spoiler Sub-Assembly Rear Part #76085-76903-22
- Spoiler Protector Part #76872-76020
- Door Trim Panel Clip Part #90467-09203 (3 needed)
- Spoiler Part #76892-76010
- Spoiler Assembly Nut Part #90182-06006
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I'm looking to do this as well. Here's the parts list if you are looking to purchase a black spoiler.
- Spoiler Sub-Assembly Rear Part #76085-76903-22
- Spoiler Protector Part #76872-76020
- Door Trim Panel Clip Part #90467-09203 (3 needed)
- Spoiler Part #76892-76010
- Spoiler Assembly Nut Part #90182-06006
Note that my spoiler is all back. The small side pieces are usually body colour but they didn't come in starfire pearl as the new model is a whiter white. I ordered the model for the black CT200h.
Here are a few pictures showing the spoiler:
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Hi! I know this post is super old, but I hope someone can answer this. When you took apart your old spoiler, did it seem like the inside of the spoiler is water tight? I just bought a 2014 CT, and it seems I missed a decent sized crack in my spoiler. I can't tell if i should be worried about water possibly getting in and shorting stuff out. When I looked closer, the ends of it don't completely seem sealed, like there is a place for water to come out if it does get in. It looks like from your pictures that there are gaskets in place as well between the bolts and the brake light cable that would keep water out of the main hatch.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Hi! I know this post is super old, but I hope someone can answer this. When you took apart your old spoiler, did it seem like the inside of the spoiler is water tight? I just bought a 2014 CT, and it seems I missed a decent sized crack in my spoiler. I can't tell if i should be worried about water possibly getting in and shorting stuff out. When I looked closer, the ends of it don't completely seem sealed, like there is a place for water to come out if it does get in. It looks like from your pictures that there are gaskets in place as well between the bolts and the brake light cable that would keep water out of the main hatch.
Thanks!
Thanks!