OEM Aero Front Spoiler Instructions

GEE50FX

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2010 White FX50S-sold
Name
Wayne
Here are the instructions that come with the Factory Aero Front Spoiler.
I will post a few actual install photos later

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Thanks for instructions. I think I would let dealer do it,even I am pretty handy.
If they f* up anything,then they order one more set. But if you drill wrong or get gap,you screwed,noone will cover it for you.
 
I did the final Installation today. It is really quite easy, just take your time.

Here are a few install pics

Template taped on to locate two 1/4" holes to be drilled for End Cover
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Holes have been drilled and 2 Spring Nuts installed ( must do on both sides)
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Template taped on to locate slide on retainers ( there are 3 templates and each one locates 2 retainers)
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Next you must tape the tabs back on the two sided tape that is on the Spoiler (8 locations)
Remove 2 lower bumper bolts on each side and discard The kit has new longer
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Slide spoiler on and install 2 new lower bumper bolts loosely on each end.
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Make sure there are no gaps around fog lights and front bumper and tighten the two screws on each end

Install End Cover on each side as per instructions
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Remove double sided tape liner on 6 retainers and end sections and apply pressure.
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Push up on bottom of Spoiler to contact bumper and drill 1/4" holes as per instructions on 4 spoiler attachment tabs.
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Clip installed in Attachment Tab (4 places)
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Finished Front View
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Finished Side View showing End Cover
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And Now to Show it Off
This is my Oudoor Garage
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It's a Steep Climb out of there
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At Our Harbor
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hey brother, a little off topic I know, but I see you said that parking on the grass is your outdoor garage... just a heads up, parking a car on dirt or grass often is extremely bad... when the dirt gets wet like after a rain it will give off a lot of sulfur gases, this will cause accelerated rust to the under body. parking on dirt on a regular basis will cause so much rust under your car that in 2 years it'll look over 10 years old.. really should avoid that :)
 
hey brother, a little off topic I know, but I see you said that parking on the grass is your outdoor garage... just a heads up, parking a car on dirt or grass often is extremely bad... when the dirt gets wet like after a rain it will give off a lot of sulfur gases, this will cause accelerated rust to the under body. parking on dirt on a regular basis will cause so much rust under your car that in 2 years it'll look over 10 years old.. really should avoid that :)
Thanks for the heads up John, I do park it on concrete, I do all my work outside (no garage so I refer to it as my outdoor garage.
Here is where I park it.
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I really like that parking spot. Puts the FX on display. By the way did you rewire your foglights to be daytime running lights?
 
I really like that parking spot. Puts the FX on display. By the way did you rewire your foglights to be daytime running lights?
Thanks :smile (2):
As to my foglights, in Canada all 2nd Gens come with it wired that way because Daytime Running lights are mandatory.

Oh, one other thing, My ICC works with the spoiler, the IBA also works, the only thing I did not try was my lane departure.
Infiniti warns that that the spoiler should not be installed on FX's with the ICC Sensor, but I had to try it. I thought it might affect it with the glossy paint below the sensor on a really bright day, but so far it's fine. If that causes a problem I think I would apply some matte paint below the sensor. Fingers are crossed.
 
That spot is great!
Nice writeup & pics. Looks great on there & looks like a quality part
 
Looks very good Wayne.. Congrats on the install.. Man, the lip on a lowered 2G just looks really nice.. You're making me want to get this now, damn it.
 
Great GEE35FX, looks amazing!!! Excellent pics and install steps.

Let's see some day I order it and install it by myself. Here in PR, purchase it to the dealer is extremely expensive.
 
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