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Yvon Gauthier

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    2011 Porsche Carrera S
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    Audi S4
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    2011 BMW 335ix drive

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  1. When I manually operate the spoiler on my recently purchased 2009 Carrera S, I hear a ratcheting noise when it's moving up and down. Does anybody know how to gain access in order to lubricate the mechanism? And if so, what type of lubricant would you recommend? Thanks. Yvon
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