I know this video is a couple years old, but I thought I would comment this for anyone looking at this video in 2023 like I am. There is a factory plug in for the spoiler light on the wiring harness of every model corolla (verified on my 2010 CE). There is a white clip that you can see the bottom of through the second layer of the trunk lid by the far right side cut out for wiring. if you twist that clip out, it reveals the factory plug. there is no need to cut into/splice other break light lines to power the spoiler! great video though! this was very helpful for me to get mine installed!
@@BrandonStellmach i honestly only noticed it because my roommate who was with me said to check. I assumed it wouldnt sense there were multiple diffrent wiring harnesses for the 10th gens, so no reason for the CE to have it, but low and behold! Very glad I found this out before I put mine on. Didnt see anything about this online anywhere
@@handsomeharold5726: hi can you please guide me to the right spot , I'm planning to install the spoiler, what wiring harness do you mean the one in the trunk? can you take some pictures if you don't mind. Thank you
im so sorry I didnt see your comment until now. if you still need it I can go take a picture for you! Its just behind the liner in the trunk lid and is held out of view by a clip on the right hand side. if you feel around for it in the openings there you should be able to find it!@@fredito3259
Hello chief. After the installation of the wing, apart from the looks.. what and how was the performance and stability on the road.. Did you find any difference.?
To be honest I only got it for the looks, I mean I didn’t drive the car to much before I put the wing on, but I can say when I’m doing 80MPH on the highway I feel good. So it probably functions good. 👍
That’s awesome! I love the way mine looks too! And I was worried about that happening to me. Luckily I never dropped anything. But I bet it was a pain to get it out!
hey i was wondering if its okay that I just keep the 3rd brakelight disconnected from the rest of the car? I don't know if the 3rd brakelight that is already there would be covered up and if it is do you know if it would cause any issues on the road for other drivers? Sorry I don't know anyone else to ask
Brandon! About the wiring part you just connected the 2 black ones (spoiler and 3rd brake light) to the black one with the car and same process with the red wires?
Yes that is what I did. Just match up positive and negative to each other. And I’m not exactly sure the wire size. I’m going to assume it was 18g. It is pretty small wire size.
Yes mostly everything is compatible. If you swap out the front number you will need to swap out the headlights as well. And if you swap out the rear number you will need to swap out the trunk lid and the tail lights. Because they have a small difference in them.
No it did not. I bought that separately. Here is the video I did installing it. And the link should be in the description ua-cam.com/users/shortsIxm1fMTZjiw?feature=share
Can you do a video on how you removed the panel the third brake light is on? I have the same spoiler and the front part of the back seats pulled out, but I can't figure out how to get that panel off, I think I'm going to break something.
I will see what I can do, but when I did it I felt like I was going to break the clips too, you just need to start with the side panels, and after you pop them off the rear panel should come off. Here is a video that I feel shows a good way to remove that panel. ua-cam.com/video/If9ZGybv7vU/v-deo.html
Good morning, your video is very good and well explained and on yotub there is none like yours, there would be no way to make one in Portuguese it would help us a lot here at Blasil
Check the description I have them in there! And the light comes with the spoiler, it’s just the lights has a vinyl decal on it, and you just overlay it on top of the light.
When you purchase the spoiler there should be a place to type a note and you will tell them the color code and color you want. And if you don’t see a place to type it, just send them a message right after your purchase it to tell them the color you want.
@@BrandonStellmach I really like how you removed all unwanted emblem, badging from the back looks great though will do the same with my indian corolla,By the way we both have same shape and color of our cars :) Sad news is I can't keep my car any longer even though it is in top notch condition just driven 70,000 k.m only *New* emission laws has been introduced here thus no one can drive a car which is older than 15 years...thus my car is about to get scrapped next year 😥 what a shame!!
Did you order the spoiler from my link? Or did you get it somewhere else? Other wise you will need to get some weather proof foam tape. Maybe Amazon or Home Depot might have some.
@@BrandonStellmach Exactly that is what I need, I did not buy it in your link I found it in my country I am from the Dominican Republic ... if you could send me a link where to buy the weather resistant foam tape I would appreciate it very much.
@@melmafresh589 you are going to need something like this, just not sure if this is wide enough, but you could lay and cut to match what you need. Wide Weather Stripping-1 Roll, 2 Inch Wide X 1/8 Inch Thick Window Foam Strips with Adhesive Weather Stripping for Doors Sound Proof Closed Cell Foam Tape Total 16 Feet Long（16ft x 1 Rolls ） www.amazon.com/dp/B07471S61T/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_MQAE7XJ5SM3EWWYFFX51?psc=1
Mine came with one already, and now I'm trying to upgrade to the Mugen Style Spoiler. That OEM hole scared me. Feel like it will leak water in at least there is only 1 hole on each side.
Well I hope everything goes good! I’m surprised that they don’t use very similar mounting holes that the corolla uses. But if it doesn’t I would just try to fill it in with some silicon so it doesn’t leak!
Have you put the mugen spoiler on yet? Literally about to go do it right now but have no clue what length my screws have to be or even how to remove stock spoiler
Yes I did.. but i also have to cut to expand the hole for the screw to go in and I use like silicone to fill in the stock holes but removing the stock spoiler was the easiest part@@tkquanboyles7873
I'm looking to install this as well, I already have the spoiler for my 2011 Corolla, do you live in Southern California by any chance? I would pay you to install it on mine!
@@snipergang7118 I would love to help you out, but I just don’t have any time. I barely get enough time to make and edit my videos. So sorry about that.
@@BrandonStellmach Thanks man I appreciate it I just had like 2 more questions. Did you have to change your trunk torque bars in order to support the added weight. And when you drive on the highway or fast speeds do you hear whistling or any sound coming from the spoiler? I heard that can happen sometimes. I’m trying to do this to my car so any tips and advice would be really appreciated 🙏
I did not change the torsion bar in the trunk, but I also don’t have an electronic trunk release, I only have the release on the floor of the car. And when I release it the trunk does not pop up. I still have to push the trunk open when I unlock it. The spoiler did add extra weight. But It will stay up if you push it all the way back. And I have been driving with it for a little over a week and I have not heard any whistling noise or any other sound from the spoiler.
Thanks for the video. Does this third party spoiler looks exactly like the OEM? I actually was shopping in junkyard and auction site for a "used" OEM spoiler; however, so far no luck because most of the time, they selling with the trunk together. Can anyone here confirm this is has the same look as the OEM / Genuine Toyota Corolla "S" type style? Thanks in advance.
To be honest, I have never seen the OEM “S” spoiler in person. But from pictures and videos this is very close to the same style. And for the price, I don’t think anyone can complain about it! I believe I bought mine painted for about $120.
@@BrandonStellmach Hi Brandon, thanks for the quick reply and once again thanks for the video. The drilling part is the most "scary" part but you did it. By the way, very nice looking Corolla with spoiler and wheels. 👍
@@callmebackfriday2 yeah that’s what I was worried about too! But just make sure this is the style of spoiler you want. Because the holes are going to be specific for that spoiler. And when you know it’s the spoiler you plan to keep forever, than you shouldn’t have to worry about it because it’s another permanent feature on the car. And just make sure to watertight it. And you won’t have to worry about it again!
@@BrandonStellmach Totally agreed. I will start check out OEM spoiler on S type and XRS to see their installation position ( I think it line up to the end of the trunk). I hope I don't get in trouble for that. By the way, you have a great deal on spoiler. The spoiler you got is now selling for $179.99 plus tax but there are others brand but I believed this is the most popular. I will stay with what you installed. I am so glad I found your channel. 😜
I think the S spoiler is a great addition, that looks good, without looking to obnoxious! And that’s crazy, I know prices are going up, but $50 more within the last year is a lot. But I’m glad your loving the videos! I got plenty more to come!
@@BrandonStellmach trust me I did everything I put spacers. I did everything there’s no way I could fix it. Almost 5 years of shaking unbalancing I just put the factory steel wheel on
They are niche m117 Misano 18x8.5 with Nankang 225 40 18. If you watch my walk around video I show them and talk about all the mods I have done to my car! You should check the video out!
Just wonder. Would that be much brighter and safer due to extra light from the original position or actually the original light will be block by the new spoiler. Brandon, if you have to re-do again, would you unplugged the original third brake light? Does the original Corolla "S" type has unplugged the window third light since it has the spoiler. Thanks in advance.
I don’t think any glue would be strong enough to hold it on the trunk. Maybe if you used some type of epoxy it might work. But at that point you are going to destroy your trunk if you do that. And you mine as well drill holes and get a strong hold on the spoiler.
It’s pretty straight forward, the only hard part that I didn’t show on camera was trying to take apart all the trim in the back to get to the light. Once you find the 3rd brake light wires, you will just put the wires together with the wire taps and you should be all good to go.
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I know this video is a couple years old, but I thought I would comment this for anyone looking at this video in 2023 like I am. There is a factory plug in for the spoiler light on the wiring harness of every model corolla (verified on my 2010 CE). There is a white clip that you can see the bottom of through the second layer of the trunk lid by the far right side cut out for wiring. if you twist that clip out, it reveals the factory plug. there is no need to cut into/splice other break light lines to power the spoiler!
great video though! this was very helpful for me to get mine installed!
That’s honestly a great find! If I would have known about that, it would have made the installation much better!
@@BrandonStellmach i honestly only noticed it because my roommate who was with me said to check. I assumed it wouldnt sense there were multiple diffrent wiring harnesses for the 10th gens, so no reason for the CE to have it, but low and behold! Very glad I found this out before I put mine on. Didnt see anything about this online anywhere
@@handsomeharold5726: hi can you please guide me to the right spot , I'm planning to install the spoiler, what wiring harness do you mean the one in the trunk? can you take some pictures if you don't mind.
Thank you
im so sorry I didnt see your comment until now. if you still need it I can go take a picture for you! Its just behind the liner in the trunk lid and is held out of view by a clip on the right hand side. if you feel around for it in the openings there you should be able to find it!@@fredito3259
👍 - got me an 03. Glad to see Corolla content.
I'm getting started with my own videos.
Glad you like the videos. And I’ll be looking forward to see some videos of your corolla.
Hello chief.
After the installation of the wing, apart from the looks.. what and how was the performance and stability on the road..
Did you find any difference.?
To be honest I only got it for the looks, I mean I didn’t drive the car to much before I put the wing on, but I can say when I’m doing 80MPH on the highway I feel good. So it probably functions good. 👍
I bought this and love the way it looks, when installing I dropped the bolt inside the frame of the trunk and it was a pain to get out
That’s awesome! I love the way mine looks too!
And I was worried about that happening to me. Luckily I never dropped anything. But I bet it was a pain to get it out!
hey i was wondering if its okay that I just keep the 3rd brakelight disconnected from the rest of the car? I don't know if the 3rd brakelight that is already there would be covered up and if it is do you know if it would cause any issues on the road for other drivers? Sorry I don't know anyone else to ask
I had thoughts about disconnecting my 3rd brake light as well. If you disconnect it, you should be good!
Hey man this looks amazing! Does this tutorial also work for the 2008 Toyota Corolla?
Yes this should be very similar!
Brandon! About the wiring part you just connected the 2 black ones (spoiler and 3rd brake light) to the black one with the car and same process with the red wires?
Also, what’s the size of the wires the spoiler ones and the car 3rd break light wires?
Yes that is what I did. Just match up positive and negative to each other.
And I’m not exactly sure the wire size. I’m going to assume it was 18g. It is pretty small wire size.
Sounds good! Thank you for your help Brandon. I’ll try to install my spoiler tomorrow following your steps.
This channel is perfect thank you so much!
I’m glad it’s helping you out! Thank you for your support! 🙏
So if I buy a 2009 Corolla I can put 2012-2013 parts on a 09 Corolla ?. Like spoiler , the front bumper lip kit ?. Etc ?.
Yes mostly everything is compatible. If you swap out the front number you will need to swap out the headlights as well. And if you swap out the rear number you will need to swap out the trunk lid and the tail lights. Because they have a small difference in them.
I have a 2020 Corolla se, If I buy a 2021 Corolla apex spoiler will it fit on my Se ??
If they are the same model, and didn’t change up the body style. I would say they that it would fit.
Did the brake light come with the corolla writing on it?
No it did not. I bought that separately. Here is the video I did installing it. And the link should be in the description
ua-cam.com/users/shortsIxm1fMTZjiw?feature=share
Thank you!
Does it affect the visibility in the rear view mirror?
No I barely even notice it in the rear view mirror.
Can you do a video on how you removed the panel the third brake light is on? I have the same spoiler and the front part of the back seats pulled out, but I can't figure out how to get that panel off, I think I'm going to break something.
I will see what I can do, but when I did it I felt like I was going to break the clips too, you just need to start with the side panels, and after you pop them off the rear panel should come off.
Here is a video that I feel shows a good way to remove that panel.
ua-cam.com/video/If9ZGybv7vU/v-deo.html
@@BrandonStellmach Thanks man appreciate the reply, I was able to figure it out, just nervewracking. Thanks again!
Good morning, your video is very good and well explained and on yotub there is none like yours, there would be no way to make one in Portuguese it would help us a lot here at Blasil
I have no way of doing Portuguese. I’m sorry.
Nice Idea , I always heard toothpaste works but I like your idea 👍
Can you leave a link to the spoiler and light for it
Check the description I have them in there! And the light comes with the spoiler, it’s just the lights has a vinyl decal on it, and you just overlay it on top of the light.
Which is better Corolla Altis or Hyundai Elantra?
Hyundais are good cars, but I would definitely choose the corolla altis!
i don't see the color codes when im trying to purchase the spoiler..
When you purchase the spoiler there should be a place to type a note and you will tell them the color code and color you want. And if you don’t see a place to type it, just send them a message right after your purchase it to tell them the color you want.
@@BrandonStellmach thanks bro
I have my company fitted one which looks ok just like others in my 2010 corolla altis sports 1.8 ,but I hate the sports kit which comes with it....
I think the corolla S spoiler from the USA corolla gives a good look for this corolla!
@@BrandonStellmach I really like how you removed all unwanted emblem, badging from the back looks great though will do the same with my indian corolla,By the way we both have same shape and color of our cars :)
Sad news is I can't keep my car any longer even though it is in top notch condition just driven 70,000 k.m only *New* emission laws has been introduced here thus no one can drive a car which is older than 15 years...thus my car is about to get scrapped next year 😥 what a shame!!
@@sajiwan1 dang, that sucks, I sure hope they don’t do this in the US. Because I love older cars!
I liked the video good job
Thank you 🙏
Where did you buy the parts that you put under the spoiler, so that the water does not enter ... could you send me the link?
They came with the spoiler. The link is in the description of the video for the spoiler.
@@BrandonStellmach ok thanks....is that I have the spoiler but I do not have that accessory
Did you order the spoiler from my link? Or did you get it somewhere else? Other wise you will need to get some weather proof foam tape. Maybe Amazon or Home Depot might have some.
@@BrandonStellmach Exactly that is what I need, I did not buy it in your link I found it in my country I am from the Dominican Republic ... if you could send me a link where to buy the weather resistant foam tape I would appreciate it very much.
@@melmafresh589 you are going to need something like this, just not sure if this is wide enough, but you could lay and cut to match what you need.
Wide Weather Stripping-1 Roll, 2 Inch Wide X 1/8 Inch Thick Window Foam Strips with Adhesive Weather Stripping for Doors Sound Proof Closed Cell Foam Tape Total 16 Feet Long（16ft x 1 Rolls ） www.amazon.com/dp/B07471S61T/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_MQAE7XJ5SM3EWWYFFX51?psc=1
bro what size are your rims and how much they cost. i want to put some on my camry but prices are SPOOKY
They are niche m117 Misano 18x8.5 with Nankang 225 40 18. I paid about $1500.
Do u buy the 1G3 Magnetic Gray Metallic ?
Yes that was the one that matches my paint color.
@@BrandonStellmach appreciate bro 🙏🏽
Mine came with one already, and now I'm trying to upgrade to the Mugen Style Spoiler. That OEM hole scared me. Feel like it will leak water in at least there is only 1 hole on each side.
Well I hope everything goes good! I’m surprised that they don’t use very similar mounting holes that the corolla uses.
But if it doesn’t I would just try to fill it in with some silicon so it doesn’t leak!
Have you put the mugen spoiler on yet? Literally about to go do it right now but have no clue what length my screws have to be or even how to remove stock spoiler
Yes I did.. but i also have to cut to expand the hole for the screw to go in and I use like silicone to fill in the stock holes but removing the stock spoiler was the easiest part@@tkquanboyles7873
PLEASE. If you can, appreciate the vids.
Thank you! I will see what I can do.
Would this fit on a 2024/2023 model too?
It would work on the newer Corolla, I just don’t know if the newer Corolla has gotten any wider.
I'm looking to install this as well, I already have the spoiler for my 2011 Corolla, do you live in Southern California by any chance? I would pay you to install it on mine!
Sorry I don’t. I live in Florida.
@@BrandonStellmach I live in Florida u think you can do something for me
@@snipergang7118 I would love to help you out, but I just don’t have any time. I barely get enough time to make and edit my videos. So sorry about that.
Can u make a front spoiler video?
I have this video where I installed my body kit, which has a front lip.
ua-cam.com/video/zVUD_hzvQ-4/v-deo.html
Is the 3rd brake light on the wing the same as the factory one? Like exactly the same.
I would say it’s really close. I don’t have a S spoiler to compare it with. But with pictures I think they look the same.
@@BrandonStellmach Thanks man I appreciate it I just had like 2 more questions. Did you have to change your trunk torque bars in order to support the added weight. And when you drive on the highway or fast speeds do you hear whistling or any sound coming from the spoiler? I heard that can happen sometimes. I’m trying to do this to my car so any tips and advice would be really appreciated 🙏
I did not change the torsion bar in the trunk, but I also don’t have an electronic trunk release, I only have the release on the floor of the car. And when I release it the trunk does not pop up. I still have to push the trunk open when I unlock it. The spoiler did add extra weight. But It will stay up if you push it all the way back. And I have been driving with it for a little over a week and I have not heard any whistling noise or any other sound from the spoiler.
Thanks for the video. Does this third party spoiler looks exactly like the OEM? I actually was shopping in junkyard and auction site for a "used" OEM spoiler; however, so far no luck because most of the time, they selling with the trunk together. Can anyone here confirm this is has the same look as the OEM / Genuine Toyota Corolla "S" type style? Thanks in advance.
To be honest, I have never seen the OEM “S” spoiler in person. But from pictures and videos this is very close to the same style. And for the price, I don’t think anyone can complain about it! I believe I bought mine painted for about $120.
@@BrandonStellmach Hi Brandon, thanks for the quick reply and once again thanks for the video. The drilling part is the most "scary" part but you did it. By the way, very nice looking Corolla with spoiler and wheels. 👍
@@callmebackfriday2 yeah that’s what I was worried about too! But just make sure this is the style of spoiler you want. Because the holes are going to be specific for that spoiler. And when you know it’s the spoiler you plan to keep forever, than you shouldn’t have to worry about it because it’s another permanent feature on the car. And just make sure to watertight it. And you won’t have to worry about it again!
@@BrandonStellmach Totally agreed. I will start check out OEM spoiler on S type and XRS to see their installation position ( I think it line up to the end of the trunk). I hope I don't get in trouble for that. By the way, you have a great deal on spoiler. The spoiler you got is now selling for $179.99 plus tax but there are others brand but I believed this is the most popular. I will stay with what you installed. I am so glad I found your channel. 😜
I think the S spoiler is a great addition, that looks good, without looking to obnoxious!
And that’s crazy, I know prices are going up, but $50 more within the last year is a lot.
But I’m glad your loving the videos! I got plenty more to come!
How did you relive that rear panel? May you do a video on it? I don’t see many videos on removing it. Thanks.
I’m not sure what rear panel you are talking about? Could you try to describe it better?
I love your rims. What are they what’s the measurements?
Thank you!
These are the wheels and tires I have.
niche m117 Misano 18x8.5 with continental 225 40 18 tire
@@BrandonStellmach last time I bought aftermarket rims, my Camry was shaking like hell never again
@@petermuniz9296 only thing I could think of was the hub centric ring on the wheels were not the same size as what the car was.
@@BrandonStellmach trust me I did everything I put spacers. I did everything there’s no way I could fix it. Almost 5 years of shaking unbalancing I just put the factory steel wheel on
it was very nice
Thank you! 🙏
hey bro this is clean i have the same 🔥 what size wheels & tires are those ?
They are niche m117 Misano 18x8.5 with Nankang 225 40 18.
If you watch my walk around video I show them and talk about all the mods I have done to my car! You should check the video out!
@@BrandonStellmach where did u get ur rims?
@@BrandonStellmach and what type of rims is that
@@KBJR-cu9cn wheelfire.com
@@KBJR-cu9cn They are niche m117 Misano 18x8.5 with Nankang 225 40 18.
What % is ur tint?
I am at 15 percent!
Hey, Where did you bought those rims? Looks amazing
I bought the wheels and tires from wheelfire.com. I bought them with the tires already mounted as well.
You should have just plug the wires on the third brake light and unplugged the third light .
Yeah I had thoughts about that. Because now I have 2 brake lights in the same spot.
What do u mean
Just wonder. Would that be much brighter and safer due to extra light from the original position or actually the original light will be block by the new spoiler.
Brandon, if you have to re-do again, would you unplugged the original third brake light? Does the original Corolla "S" type has unplugged the window third light since it has the spoiler. Thanks in advance.
Car colour name please
Magnetic grey metallic
it's Toyota color code ig3
Why can't you use a glue
I don’t think any glue would be strong enough to hold it on the trunk. Maybe if you used some type of epoxy it might work. But at that point you are going to destroy your trunk if you do that. And you mine as well drill holes and get a strong hold on the spoiler.
I got lost with the wiring
It’s pretty straight forward, the only hard part that I didn’t show on camera was trying to take apart all the trim in the back to get to the light. Once you find the 3rd brake light wires, you will just put the wires together with the wire taps and you should be all good to go.
poderia traduzir em portugues com um novo video
Thank you, but I’m not needing any translations right now.
or save a few more bucks and get a Corolla S 👍 better interior trim
My problem was finding a Corolla S in a manual was very hard. So I settled with a base model with a manual. And added all the S trim features!
I’m sorry but you can’t make corollas look aggressive in anyway
Gives it personality. Good enough.