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Is This an RMS Leak?


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Loren...

Can you tell if this is an RMS Leak. Its a used car up here in Portland, Oregon that a Rennlist member is thinking about buying. Darren, also a Rennlist member took these shots. He was kind enough to go down to the dealership for the prospective buyer to check the car out.

Thx...

Jim

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I suggest you ask them to put it on a lift and take a pic straight up from underneath. Every car I have ever bought (new and used) I demanded to see the underside before purchase. New cars can have dock damage, road test damage, etc. while used cars could have strut leaks, accident damage, oil leaks, etc., etc. If your friend doesn't know what to look for then have him pay someone that does - pics on a lift would be even better if it is a "long distance" buy. My 2 cents...

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I suggest you ask them to put it on a lift and take a pic straight up from underneath. Every car I have ever bought (new and used) I demanded to see the underside before purchase. New cars can have dock damage, road test damage, etc. while used cars could have strut leaks, accident damage, oil leaks, etc., etc. If your friend doesn't know what to look for then have him pay someone that does - pics on a lift would be even better if it is a "long distance" buy. My 2 cents...

Thank you Loren...

I'll pass that on...

Jim

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