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Zacatecaluca

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  1. Pretty sure the cap is a genuine Porsche cap, it has the 'P in a triangle' symbol but probably 3 years earlier. I'm going to get the newer one. Cheers mate! Much appreciated, thanks.
  2. Cap number is 996.106 - 447.01 The cap is blue and there are no fluid marks under the boot carpet.
  3. Hello All, The car has been awesome 2006 987.1 30k miles. The other day i took it for a drive and stopped after about 150 miles for about 30miins when I came out, all my coolant was on the floor. I refilled the coolant and constantly checked the temperature, initially it edged up to 180F but then settled back down to 175F and stayed that way all the way home. I was driving gently and kept cheeking the coolant level. Since then I found that I needed to open the coolant needle valve and drive around for 3 or 4 days to bleed the cooling system. I'm on day 2 and the coolant level has gone down slightly. Whenever I stop I check the floor and there has been no coolant leak. I am baffled, anyone seen this before? Thanks.
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