YOUR RESEARCHAnother newbie... with a question
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Hi, Just got back into 911 ownership - previously owned a 1983 SC Coupe and 1987 3.2 Coupe. About a month ago I bought a 996 C2 Coupe, year 2000, 1 owner from new, with a full OPC service history. Just had it serviced at OPC Bristol and they mentioned that both chain tensioners are leaking. The cost for fixing them is not massive, so was wondering how important this leak is. Can the job be done by a competent mechanic/DIYer? Thanks
Hi - welcome back to Porsche ownership! The answer to your question is almost certainly, yes. Just takle the car to any good Porsche independant and they can do the job for you. ~ Maxie
Thanks Maxie - I have an Indie close to me so I best go and get it sorted.
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