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Yup, in front of the driver side rear wheel.
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It, literally, drips from the mud flap. When I took the mud flap off, I cleaned all of the caked on oil inside of it.
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Hello, 2000 Porsche Carrera Cabriolet.. About 6 month ago, I noticed a small (maybe 4 ounces) puddle of oil just in front of the drivers side rear tire. I didn't think anything of it at the time because I just change the oil of another car in my garage and figured the puddle came from sloppy work. The other day, I noticed the puddle again but no work was going on in my garage this time. I looked closer and found that there is some kind of leak somewhere in-between the driver side wheel well and wheel well liner and it drips out of the mud flap. Any idea what could possibly be dripping out from that spot? I pulled the mud flap off but I couldn't take the entire lining off (lost my wheel lock). I tried to peek between the liner and wheel well but couldn't really see anything obvious. I also looked from the top side (partially removed the top and rear cover as if changing the cabriolet hydrolic fluid) but didn't really see anything obvious there either. Any thoughts? Should I be worried? I ordered the factory wheel lock so I can pull the wheel off and completely remove the liner. I'll dig deeper next week. But I figured it wouldn't hurt to check and see if anyone else has seen/heard of a similar leak. Thanks in advance.
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