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RMS leak on GT3-997

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YOUR RESEARCHRMS leak on GT3-997

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Check 996 gt3 forum, some have rms leaks too

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Check the 996 GT3 forum, some have RMS leaks too.
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RMS leak on GT3-997

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Check 996 gt3 forum, some have rms leaks too

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Check the 996 GT3 forum, some have RMS leaks too.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I thought they were immune to them, but apparently anything is possible. Check out the GT3 forum (997).

POST 2Original post

I have a rear main seal thats been leaking on my 190k mile Blazer for a couple of years. I don't suppose anything is immune, even push rod v8s. I just park it under a tree and keep it off the driveway. Good thing about living in the woods

POST 3Original post

My ML430 (155k miles) leaks in the RMS too though very little. Check the 996 GT3 forum, some have RMS leaks too.

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