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Boxster S front bar compatibility
juco4 replied to Jinster's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
I have a '97 also, and bought it with an "s" front bumper cover, so I am assuming that it will fit right on. You could use the 3rd opening for the tranny cooler, or for a 3rd radiator, there is a section here that shows you how. I had planned to use it for the radiator, here in Miami the heat is punishing, but the tranny could benefit from it as well... -
Is there any oil on the floor or engine? I have read many times and told many times that "all" porsches tend to leak oil... I have a turbo car(not a porsche) and the turbo is fed oil from the engine and being part of the exhaust, the oil burns having to keep adding more every so often. My Boxster does leak oil, soon to be fixed. But as a said before, most likely, it will again from another source( I know a lot of porsche owners that have had the same problem)