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2002 911TT leaking power steering out of breather on ps pump?

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YOUR RESEARCH2002 911TT leaking power steering out of breather on ps pump?

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Repair light hit in the front 2002 911tt 6 speed

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Hello I'm brand new to the Porsche scene and just repaired my light hit in the front 2002 911TT 6 speed.

2002 911TT leaking power steering out of breather on ps pump?
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Refilled twice diagnosing and will run dry.

2002 911TT leaking power steering out of breather on ps pump?
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Repair light hit in the front 2002 911tt 6 speed

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

Hello I'm brand new to the Porsche scene and just repaired my light hit in the front 2002 911TT 6 speed.

2002 911TT leaking power steering out of breather on ps pump?

Run dry

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Refilled twice diagnosing and will run dry.

2002 911TT leaking power steering out of breather on ps pump?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello I'm brand new to the Porsche scene and just repaired my light hit in the front 2002 911TT 6 speed. Minor damage, basically the spindle and fender, no airbag deployment Thought it was done but it's dripping power steering fluid out of the power steering pump breather!? Im not driving it cause it looks to ne a fire hazard!! Any Ideas as to why would be greatly appreciated. Thank you jay

POST 2Original post

Overfilled with fluid? Power steering fluid has been known to flow from the power steering fluid reservoir to the small brake fluid reservoir under the front trunk lid, under the panel just ahead of the windshield on the driver side of the car. This arises from a bad clutch slave cylinder.

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also try asking in the TURBO forum: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-turbo-forum-61/

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok thanks. Definitely not over filled. It runs dry. Refilled twice diagnosing and will run dry. Almost like a crimped line? Weird. Ughh

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