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Randall Smithson

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  1. Thank you Sirs, another Boxster 101 project to add to my list.
  2. 2001 Boxster 2.7, 70k miles, 5 speed, just purchased and replacing power steering pump and bad lower reservoir and return line. When removing air guide saw wet oil throughout air guide inner surface tubing and in both (L&R) intake distributors (plastic manifolds). How could that even get in there? Thought maybe could be PWS fluid sucked in crevices on 3 hour drive home from purchase. Otherwise assuming that air system should be fairly dry. ?? Randy
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