my 03 beetle has a spoiler that is now stuck up how do i get it to go down ?

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Asked by vikki11259 Mar 24, 2013 at 09:40 AM about the 2003 Volkswagen Beetle Turbo S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it happened on a frozen day. my spoiler must have been able to open but not close now if i drive it it
makes this horrable noise

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Park the car in a indoor, underground parking lot so it can heat up.

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tennisshoes You are the bomb is the wire plug under the headliner?

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thank you. You have been so helpful. Now maybe i will not have to spend the collage fund.

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tennisshoes, You are the best. How do I let people know how fab. you are. I'm not kidding, I called every place I could think of to find a way around that expensive dealer visit. By the way, it took me longer to find a screwdriver than it did to find that plug. And it works great. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

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Thank you for the info because this same thing happened to me and we had gotten some real bad snow and freeze weather and this happened. I had told my husband to disconnect the wire to it. So now I can confirm it

This happened to my 2003 Beetle took it to the dealer and they wanted $3000 to fix and then they said they can’t find a part no where in the country.

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