Removing the rear spoiler, need some help
Removing the rear spoiler, need some help
Alright, I've got a 10th Annv. so that's the type of spoiler I'm dealing with. What I'm trying to do is fix my power antenna using this write up:
http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/86-92ant.htm
The instructions were simple, 'Wings are usually held by a few screws on the underside' but I'm convinced that you gotta come up with some creative **** to get that wing off, specifically whatever is holding the wing in place at the very ends.
I've searched the forums and google, wasn't able to find anything, but in case I'm a retard and you were able to find something, please post the link.
Otherwise, I'd like to hear from people who were able to get that kind of spoiler off, any tips and tricks would be greatly appreciated.
http://www.mazdatrix.com/faq/86-92ant.htm
The instructions were simple, 'Wings are usually held by a few screws on the underside' but I'm convinced that you gotta come up with some creative **** to get that wing off, specifically whatever is holding the wing in place at the very ends.
I've searched the forums and google, wasn't able to find anything, but in case I'm a retard and you were able to find something, please post the link.
Otherwise, I'd like to hear from people who were able to get that kind of spoiler off, any tips and tricks would be greatly appreciated.
I've removed all but 2... the last two are at the end and rear of the spoiler. There's a notched section behind the wing and since I already broke one side, I know what that section is there for now. Apparently its hooked up with a plastic twist top deal with thin plastic. I broke that piece using a needle nose to compress the plastic barbs on the inside of the car thinking that that was the only way to lift up the spoiler. When I tried lifting after compressing, the thin plastic twist lock broke from the top. 
Breaking that plastic made me cringe and its exactly what I wanted to avoid, but oh well.

Breaking that plastic made me cringe and its exactly what I wanted to avoid, but oh well.
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Frisky Arab
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Aug 18, 2015 05:30 PM



