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5 Speed Tranny Problem
CinelliBlue replied to Jameslovesporsches's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Good afternoon everyone, I am a new member with a question. In fact, this is my very first posting, ever. I do not wish to hijack this thread, but I do not know how to make a new posting and this one seems to be the closest one I could find to my current issue. Also, it might help the original poster as I have some of the same symptoms. I have a leak where the transmission linkage connects to the transmission. I understand this is a relatively common phenomenon. I am seeking your help in finding a place that will repair it. Specifically, I understand that there are those who make the repair with a brass bushing, which is supposedly superior to the Porsche repair, which is to merely replace the original bushing with the same defective material. If I am going to spend the money, which looks to be inevitable, then I would most appreciate your help in finding a shop in Los Angeles that would do the best possible job. I have enclosed a link to a photo that indicates where my leak is located. http://www.renntech.org/forums/uploads/downloadedimages/100_0127.jpg Thank you very much.