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I am going to be buying a C2 cab in the next couple of weeks and I will be starting my search this weekend. How do I check to see if it has the RMS leak? Are there any other things I should look for?
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YOUR RESEARCHLooking to buy a C2 cab, how do I check RMS?
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POST 2Original post
Call PCNA (sorry, I don't have the number handy) w/ the VIN and they will tell you the car's history. From which dealer sold it to all the dealers that serviced the car. You can then call each dealer and they will tell you the service history of the car. I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was for me. Everyone was very, very helpful.
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Whether or not the car had an RMS leak doesn't mean it won't ever have one, or that it won't happen again. The best thing you can do it just look for one that has as much warranty left as possible (prefferably the Porsche Certified Pre-owned, so you get 100k/6yrs since in service date). BTW, you're in Europe, so not sure if PCNA will have data on the car you're looking to purchase...but I'm sure you can call Porsche Europe...
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