Adding Spoiler, but want to get rid of existing third brake light

You needs different friends.

I didn't ask if I needed new friends. I asked if anyone can help with my problem. If you cannot help, then please don't respond.

It appears you also need help with your sense of humor.

You need help with reading.

You just need to much help, kid.

You need a boot upside your pompous ass.

Christ, isn't someone going to answer this guy's question? Are you afraid of spoiling your reps for being useless? He has two third brake lights and wants to cover or disable one without setting off the bulb out warning light. It's not unreasonable.

I don't know this for a fact, but if you can find an LED bulb you should be able to paint it black - they run cool.

Thank you, thats all I was asking.

I think what I would do would be to cut the wires to the lights you don't want and splice them to the new lights on the spoiler. Actually what I would do is I'd just leave the car as it is, but I was young once and if this is what you want to do, go for it. Here is someone with the same problem but a honda, sounds like you might also have to put a small resister across the circuit to up the load a little because the LEDs might not draw enough current to keep the check bulb light from coming on.

Here is a place that has replacement spoiler, I would think the spoiler with the lights hooked up should take care of the dash light problem. around someone has addressed this before or call one of the places that sell them and ask them. Let us know how it turns out. I'm wondering if the spoiler is high enough to help a person backing up tell where the back of the car is? That's what I miss about my old 84 maybe it was an 85 Toyota I could see the end of the trunk when backing up.

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Yes, of course. As soon as the spoiler is installed, I will write a response to see how it works and to see if the back of the trunk can be seen. Thanks for your help!