Factory spoilers for 92-99 bonnevilles.
05-09-2004, 03:52 AM
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What gasket or silicone to use when installing rear spoiler
What does everyone use to install a spoiler on a bonneville that didnt come with one? I had one installed and the idiot didnt use anything. Now my trunk has a small leak. The spoiler that i got was used. Any help would be great.
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05-09-2004, 08:10 AM
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The stock "washers" are just flimsy little pieces of rubber. About paper thin. So, any thin washer/gasket type material should work.
When I pulled my spoiler last summer, the things looked like they were worn out, but still no water back there.
When I pulled my spoiler last summer, the things looked like they were worn out, but still no water back there.
05-09-2004, 11:51 AM
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I pulled mine yesterday, you need some seal between the trunk, and the spoiler.
92-95'* shold be slightly elevated because of the said rubber. But they don't let nearly as much air/water pass through below.
Lay down some HEAVY wax coat before you put that bad boy on too.
92-95'* shold be slightly elevated because of the said rubber. But they don't let nearly as much air/water pass through below.
Lay down some HEAVY wax coat before you put that bad boy on too.
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