Does a low mile car have problems with dried seals?
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Does a low mile car have problems with dried seals?
Looking at purchasing a 2018 911 with only 3400 miles. I've heard different opinions that the car could have to little miles, not driven enough and could run into dried seal issues, etc.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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dried seals, not really.
moisture in the oil, condensation causing rust, yeah sure.
short starts sooting up the oil, especially if it's some misguided owner who starts the car every 2 weeks for 5 minutes "to get the oil flowing" ? big problem. but that's more of an owner problem than a storage problem.
moisture in the oil, condensation causing rust, yeah sure.
short starts sooting up the oil, especially if it's some misguided owner who starts the car every 2 weeks for 5 minutes "to get the oil flowing" ? big problem. but that's more of an owner problem than a storage problem.
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