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Formation of silk like material in oil filler cap

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YOUR RESEARCHFormation of silk like material in oil filler cap

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Check tires, look

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I did my regular routine, checked my tires, look for any leaks, the computer showed the oil level perfectly level, I opened the engine compartment and found this coming from the oil filler cap, any suggestions??????
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Check tires, look

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I did my regular routine, checked my tires, look for any leaks, the computer showed the oil level perfectly level, I opened the engine compartment and found this coming from the oil filler cap, any suggestions??????
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I did my regular routine, checked my tires, look for any leaks, the computer showed the oil level perfectly level, I opened the engine compartment and found this coming from the oil filler cap, any suggestions??????

POST 2Original post

Maybe it thinks its a Boxster?

POST 3Original post

That's odd. Mine only produces XS's.

POST 4Original post

Are you going commando again?!??

POST 5Original post

Maybe the grandma that lives next door wanted to dry her undies????

POST 6Original post

my god you guys are so weird

POST 7Original post

I've seen those advertised on ebay. Manufacturer claims added 25 hp at the rear wheels.