I have a 2014 911_50 that had a Sport Spoiler Lip until last week , now its gone missing .. I recently had my local dealer replace the original by a new OEM part,, replacement due my sloped drive and numerous scrapes and bruises to the Lip over the past 2 years, but never had the pce come off before .. I am wondering if the Lip has any fastening piece/s that secures in place that the mechanic could have missed ?? or does it simply snap into place ? appreciate any feedback offered ..

 

Simply snaps on and designed to snap off if necessary..

 

maybe someone borrowed it?

 

Not sure ,, hv only driven the car twice, both to my office , which is located in high security area (with plenty of cameras) . ,, I figured if it had fallen off while driving I would have noticed .... but now the the fastener question is answered and can proceed on .. apprec your comments .

 

Sounds like someone needed a new one and found yours. You would have noticed if it came off while driving. Where have you parked the car for a long period of time? They can be removed fairly quickly even in a mall parking lot.

 

Mine came loose driving out if a gas station (thanks to a steep dip).
It almost came completely off thanks to those lovely concrete slabs that you find in almost every parking space (when I pushed up against it and both sides simply popped out).

Had I backed out without looking at the front of the car, the plastic piece would have most certainly been left behind.

 

Wife just called ,, her friend just found a funny piece of plastic in her driveway , appears to be the missing part ... so much for Holiday visits ,, at least she did'n recycle ...

Happy New Year all

 

I lost mine the very first day I had the car, also backing out of a driveway. Fortunately I heard the snap off and found that it snapped right back on.


There should be a solution to this that would also cover scrapes. Suncoast could sell six packs or maybe Dollar Shave Club could offer subscription replacements.

 

Midnight Auto Parts.
I use to use them in my younger days.