YOUR RESEARCHWasher fluid leaking on new GTS4.0 - Page 1 - Boxster/Cayman - PistonHeads UK
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My two week old GTS4.0 seems to have dumped a load of its washer fluid on the garage floor. Just under passenger side door/front wheel arch. It seems to be a common issue mentioned on some of the forums. Anyone here have the issue? Others have commented here https://rennlist.com/forums/718-gts-4-0-gt4-gt4rs-... Bit of a shame on a brand new car with only 40 miles in it....
That sort of makes sense as thats where filler cap is but mines now 6 months old and has been fine
Leaking joint. Easy fix.
Pretty s t on a brand new Porsche whatever it takes to fix. Smacks of poor QC or inferior parts.
The overspill on my new 718 ended up exactly there when I refilled mine for the first time last night. The alternative would have been that it stayed in the front boot. Previous 718 and 981 have done the same. Kind of a first world problem in my mind, and in all cases has been where I missed the hole rather than any defect in the car. Liam
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