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Old 12-22-2011, 06:10 AM   #1
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How to fix 'gap' in front lip spoiler
Minor gap showing in driver side front end lip spoiler on an RDX. It can be pushed back into place but eventually kinda comes out again. thinking something as simple as crazy glue cuz its not like its going to come off the car at all. This was dealer installed but i'd rather not waste time at the dealership getting this redone.

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Passenger side is flush:



Driver side has minor gap showing:
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make sure its mounted tight on that side. if not bring it back to the dealer to fix
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I'd take it back to the dealer, it should be a quick fix..most likely they didn't apply any 3M double sided tape to it.
I'd take it to the dealer because if you mess it up trying to fix it yourself then your out of luck...
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3m tape fix everything!
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or you can add washers to each of the bolts on the wheel side... dont know if i explained it right...
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Old 01-10-2012, 10:42 AM   #7
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I took the easy way out... traded the car in .. LOL. end of thread.
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