Lower front painted spoiler, wrecked.
we have the same ****ty retarded parking lot entrances that everyone else has. i should take pics of the "lowrider scars" on the entrances where these mini trucks try to get in and out.
I'm assuming your talking about the front plastic spoiler/lip on the 997 TT. Mine had two screws at either end at the bottom/front of the wheel well. Then it was just a matter of pulling - it did take some effort. Goes back in much easier. Here's a picture with the part number - it's not all that clear but you can see the screw (3) attching to the spolier (5).
I'm assuming your talking about the front plastic spoiler/lip on the 997 TT. Mine had two screws at either end at the bottom/front of the wheel well. Then it was just a matter of pulling - it did take some effort. Goes back in much easier. Here's a picture with the part number - it's not all that clear but you can see the screw (3) attching to the spolier (5).
Strange, I have no such screws.
I figured out the screw issue. The dealer never removed and re-installed the screws when they put mine on. The screws are there but the spoiler was placed over them, covering them. I'll correct that with the new one.
Last edited by Periokid; Sep 15, 2007 at 06:18 AM.
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