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Oil in the coolant!
GREGG R. replied to GREGG R.'s topic in 986 Boxster Convertible Top Issues and Solutions
Thanks JFP. Good advice. Interesting, I just looked at the oil cooler and found that it is relatively new. there is actually a date on the oil cooler which indicates it was replaced within the last year. Sooooo, did they replace the oil cooler and not flush the system well enough or is there another problem??? Back to the pressure test I think. -
I just replaced the heater core in my 2000 Boxter S. A treat, easy to do and not expensive. BUT when I began to add coolant after the install, I noticed oil in the coolant. I am new to Porsche, so I need some advice. Where to start looking, oil cooler head gaskets? There is no coolant in the oil, Just oil in the coolant. I was down about a litre of oil.