IS250 Rear Trunk Spoiler Clip Part #?
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IS250 Rear Trunk Spoiler Clip Part #?
I'm trying to attach my spoiler to the trunk, but I can't seem to find the part number for the 3 clips I need anywhere. Even the local lexus dealership (Johnon Lexus of Durham) can't find it. Here's a diagram:
http://mylexparts.com/parts/2008/LEX...up=TRUNK%20LID
But that diagram only shows the top mount spoiler, not the back mount spoiler and apparently that's the same (and only) diagram that the lexus dealer has.
Top Mount Spoiler:
http://www.themotorreport.com.au/con...70937b30ce.jpg
Rear Mount Spoiler:
http://www.spoilerdepot.com/images/i...g?maxWidth=600
Can anyone please help, so lost now
http://mylexparts.com/parts/2008/LEX...up=TRUNK%20LID
But that diagram only shows the top mount spoiler, not the back mount spoiler and apparently that's the same (and only) diagram that the lexus dealer has.
Top Mount Spoiler:
http://www.themotorreport.com.au/con...70937b30ce.jpg
Rear Mount Spoiler:
http://www.spoilerdepot.com/images/i...g?maxWidth=600
Can anyone please help, so lost now
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The rear mount spoiler is not a factory item, that's why there is no diagram for it, and there are no clips on the rear mount spoiler. There are 3 studs that are sticking out of the spoiler, and there are nuts that thread onto those studs from the inside of the trunk (M6 x 1.0 thread). If the studs are missing/broken off, you cannot replace them easily. You'd be better off just installing it with the double-sided adhesive tape.
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The rear mount spoiler is not a factory item, that's why there is no diagram for it, and there are no clips on the rear mount spoiler. There are 3 studs that are sticking out of the spoiler, and there are nuts that thread onto those studs from the inside of the trunk (M6 x 1.0 thread). If the studs are missing/broken off, you cannot replace them easily. You'd be better off just installing it with the double-sided adhesive tape.
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Sorry for the really late reply, been busy at work and totally forgot about this. Anyway, here are the pictures, any advice would be greatly appreciated
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I'm actually having the same issue...my 13 can with the stock rear spoiler and I'm trying to replace it with a cf replica... Exact same size fitment etc... I don't want to use 3m tape and I don't want to break the clips off of the OEM spoiler... Any suggestions?
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