4togrfr

The left side of my rear spoiler has broke loose from the trunk. I originally figured it was simply bolted though the trunk, but that is apparently not the case. I would like to remount the spoiler, but need to get it off the trunk first to fix it. Can anyone give some insight how the stock spoiler is removed? Thanks.

Mike Overton
1990 SE

Hectic

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remove trunk liner, undo four 7mm bolts, unplug wiring and take it off carefully.

Cliff Clavin

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unless you glue it down, you probably won't be able to do much. The material that the spoiler is made of just warps itself and the screws will only tighten so much.

Duckman540i

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What is the best glue to use? Nobody replied in the other thread.

I will either use:

#1 2400 PSI Epoxy

#2 Gorilla Glue

What is better to hold the spoiler down? I'm gonna apply either one, & let it sit overnight, with C-clamps.


Thanks.

andy044

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someone on here used LiquidNails from Home depot
with good results
either way>
make sure both surfaces are roughed up a bit then
make sure surfaces are VERY clean and dry.
a lilttle searching action wouldve help you tons

rmdl51

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Hi! I have the same problem And someone suggest me to put some double sided tape but didn't work, it came off after a few days, I've looking for the original clips that secures the spoiler to the trunk but I haven't had any luck, I wish someone could share information about where to get this clips.

synoptic

My Spoiler has done the same thing. There was a thread on here a while back where the guy actually filled the wing with a gap filler and secured new bolts into that and mounted it to the car again (i think that is what he did anyway but dont quote me)

Gun5

just go spoilerless or get a lip

Majik

I am interested in the outcome for this fix as well, my left side on my 90 SE is doing the same thing...please provide pics of the steps you took...provided you were successful please. Thanks...

bhunter

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I fixed mine by filling the holes where the screw studs were in the center section with silicone adhesive and then screwing in spiral sheetrock anchors until flush and then let it set and cure overnight. Then the next day after cleaning all surfaces I screwed bolts into the sheetrock anchors through the trunk and glued the outside edges down with more silicone adhesive and set sandbags on each end and left it overnight. Stuck great.

Duckman540i

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Vansskaterfreak used the Liquid Nails. Also I did search alot.

Majik

Did the sheetrock screw anchors need to be trimmed or did they fit in full length?

bhunter

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They easily fit full length.

Jon94SE

I also have this problem, I'm sure apoxy would work just fine that's what I'm going to try

Majik

Cool...thanks for the information!!

4togrfr

Thanks everyone for the reply's. I believe I will try reinstalling the loose studs into the spoiler with an epoxy resin.

Mike