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rear spoiler hydraulics

Old Apr 11, 2019 | 03:46 PM
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rear spoiler hydraulics

I had a leak in the hydraulic pump that actuates the rear wing and after taking it apart and replacing the broken component I am having a problem putting it back together. When I opened up the pump things came out in pieces so I didn't get a good chance to see how things fit together and am stuck trying to figure out where the two circlips go. I've read a few threads about people doing the same but not come across a reference to the clips. Is anyone able to shed some light?
 
Old Apr 11, 2019 | 04:30 PM
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Anything on google or youtube regarding parts breakdown or diagrams? Perhaps search pump manufacturer. Just a thought.
 
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Also available, should care to choose a different route, is a complete electric setup doing away with the hydraulics all together.
 
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I went with this option

http://ebwerks.com/models-996997.html

until i found out that the techart wing doesn't work with this kit unless modifications are done.
 
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Originally Posted by bushrat
Also available, should care to choose a different route, is a complete electric setup doing away with the hydraulics all together.
. More info https://rennkit.com/product-info/996turbo-eram/
 
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The retaining rings are used as a "seat" and fit between the brass cylinders and the white plastic piece. They are not used in the traditional application of retaining anything.
 
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To save yourself a lot of time and trouble, just remove your deck lid whenever you work on the hydraulics. It literally takes about a minute to unplug the cable and remove the 4 bolts. Then, bring it in the house and do the work in a nice comfortable environment.

There are some pictures here that may help... DIY Spoiler Thread
 
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Originally Posted by nick49
The retaining rings are used as a "seat" and fit between the brass cylinders and the white plastic piece. They are not used in the traditional application of retaining anything.
Yup.
 
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I recently bought a spare spoiler setup just to swap a set of good rams for my dead ones.

There are multiple companies that rebuild the hydraulics, and I like to have rebuilt stuff ready to swap in so that the car has virtually no downtime. So I now have an entire rear spoiler setup all apart ready to be cores for someone else.
 
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Exploded View

Here's an exploded view of the hydraulics, hope this helps.
 
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Old May 23, 2019 | 11:29 PM
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Thanks everyone. Great info.
 
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