YOUR RESEARCHdoes a leaking RMS necessarily leave an oil slick ?
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I was told by my dealer that, upon inspection, that the RMS on my ' 04 cab needs to be changed, but I have never seen a drop of oil anywhere near my car's parking spot or in my garages. Are they trying to pull a fast one on me?
Sometimes it just weeps a little oil. I gotta believe they change them more often than necessary as it's a warranty item.They get reimbursed by Porsche.They seemed all to glad to change mine under CPO recently.
My experience is "any" indication of leakage and they are more than happy to make the change.
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