YOUR RESEARCHOops, RMS in EUrpean Car C4s
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Did the guys with the long term tester get the RMS leak at 15,000 miles. The artile said they smelt burning fluid and took it in for the 15k. The car was lifted and showed mositure around seal . . . Not sure if this was RMS. Article cague about issue. I think mine my be heading there . . . Smell of burning fluids and oil level dropped a bit after spirited driving. Look under it tomorrow.
Burning oil might be the positive crankase ventilation valve blowing off excess oil. I've had the same smell after hard driving, never any drips...so far
Looked today and cannot see any drips or evidence of oil leaks. Can't see anything though as everything is covered up.
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