Diesel Data: Automotive Repair

Mini Spoiler Rear



Mini spoiler rear

Special tools:
951 2942
951 2949

NOTE: The illustrations in this service information are used for different model years and/or models. Some variation may occur. However, the essential information in the illustrations is always correct.

Removal

Removing spoiler





CAUTION: Use personal safety equipment and remember to carry out work in premises with good ventilation.

Use a hot-air gun to carefully warm the spoiler.
Carefully lift up one edge of the spoiler.
Detach the spoiler using a weatherstrip tool.

CAUTION: Do not damage the vehicle paintwork.

Remove:
- the spoiler
- any tape remains. Use: 951 2942 and 951 2949.

Installation

Installing the mini spoiler








Wash the area for the spoiler with a mixture of 50%
isopropanol and 50% water.
Wipe dry using a clean lint-free cloth or similar.

NOTE: In order for the spoiler to adhere, the surface must be clean and free of dust and grease.

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Install the mini spoiler on the rear windshield using protective tape.

The following measurements apply:
M1 = 1-2 mm
M2 = 1-2 mm

Mark the contours of the mini spoiler on the underside underneath using a suitable pen.

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Mark out the contours of the mini spoiler on the rear windshield using tape, see illustration. This is to prevent any activator spillage ending up on the rear windshield.

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Apply the activator evenly using a top and the wipe using a lint-free cloth.

NOTE: Opened and re-closed bottles of activator only last 2-3 days.

HINT: For opening an unused bottle, mark it and check not to exceed the best before date.

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Remove the backing from the tape.

Install the spoiler according to the given dimensions.

Press forcefully over the whole spoiler's surface so that the tape is in good contact with the base.

The following measurements apply:
M1 = 1-2 mm
M2 = 1-2 mm.





NOTE: Measure from the rear window's outer edge.