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I have found a lot of oil on the top of my engine after storing for the winter. Had to top up the power steering reservoir and I don't know where the leak comes from. Could it from the reservoir itself? Is there a DIY for this repair? This is my first post
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The seals in my power steering leak, but there are rubber boots on the end of the rack secured by two clamps. The boots fill up with fluid so I did not know because the fluid does not drip on the ground. I figured out why I was adding fluid all the time when I removed one of the clamps and fluid came out of the boot. Porsche is on the 7th generation rack because of leaky seals. If you cannot see the source of the leak or fluid on the ground then you may have the same problem.