PSA - Check your wheel well for potting soil
#1
Racer
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PSA - Check your wheel well for potting soil
Every time I work on this car I'm disappointed with how poorly something was built...
Anyway rear wheel well bottom lining picture speaks for itself, removal is 5 T25s no need to raise vehicle/remove tire if you have a short ratchet.
Anyway rear wheel well bottom lining picture speaks for itself, removal is 5 T25s no need to raise vehicle/remove tire if you have a short ratchet.
#2
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I fail to understand your point.
#4
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Okay, so what conditions are you driving your car in? I live in rural Texas and have no such issue. I’m driving a 2018 Carrera 4 GTS and live in corn fields. Quality seems top notch.
#5
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What is making you think to check the wheel well?
#7
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Purchased it in July of 2018. I’ve had no reason to check the wheel wells. Again, why are you looking there?
Do you normally take apart your car to look for dirt?
Do you normally take apart your car to look for dirt?
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#9
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#11
That is an alarming amount of crud, and exactly the kind of stuff that causes early rust through of body panels. That said, Porsches are performance cars that need maintenance. If you run fat sticky tires, you will pick up lots of dirt. Every year I remove my wheels and do a major clean up/inspection around the suspension, brakes etc. I’ll check this area for accumulation of dirt. Thanks for the heads up!
#12
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I'm with you. I get more black top pebbles then dirt.
They could have repositioned the wheel well liner to be more flush to eliminate the lip that catches everything.
They could have repositioned the wheel well liner to be more flush to eliminate the lip that catches everything.