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Thank you, My leak comes from centre of the car.. And warranty here is 2 years and only recently they offer 2 extra years of warranty option. That option does not affect the cars sold before and there is no company where offers extended warranty...I believe this is same in Japan as well.
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Thank you~ ^^ I will just wait until my next oil change then..
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Hello new friends~!! I am a Boxster S owner in South Korea and I love the car. I believe the RMS problem is quite common with 986s and 996s. My car is 2003 986S with tiptronic transmission and it has run 32000 miles on clock. I had a porsche mechanic to have a look at it when changing the plugs but he told me that there is a minor leak and it is quite common with all porsches ( lol ) and it's nothing to worry about, because the leak is minor. I have checked it again when I had my tires changed this afternoon and there seems to be a definite leak. I kept checking the floor of my garage for a while but it does not seem to drip on the floor. What should I do? I intend to own this beauty for a long time. But the warranty has expired and I am quite worried about the cost of repairing. I did a search on couple of websites but most people say that even RMS is replaced the leak will start again at some point, then what would be the point of replacing it? Would it be okay to leave it for a while? or is it something more serious that I have to get it fixed immediately? Thanks,