mooty

while not driving MAY cause rms it doesn't always do
so

while driving a lot MAY reduce RMS it seamy always do so

after close to 20 gt3 variants, some arebreloned every shift some are bubble wrapped some are broken in my way some re broken in per manual some are Sunday drivers which I lug the engine for fun others are driven like I want to destroy th car on purpose under zero correlation in RMS leak from my oersonal
experience. I know I don't have enough gt3 to be status ally relevant but when I reach 10 gt3s I'll write an update

but ur dealer needs to fix rms. it will still
leak but that doesn't mean it's ok not to fix it. mayb Canadians have stupid logic?

ask ur dealer this

do I shower

mooty

ask this

did u eat last night?
most likely yes wails b the answer
ask
why bother? u will get hungry again!

leak at later date is ur problem. it doesn't absolve them
from fixing it.

FFaust

RAudi Driver

This is what happens. You don't fix your rear main seal, and the oil ends up all over the undercarriage of the car. the the heat from the engine and exhaust heats it up and bakes it on. It's a pain to clean off the car. I purchased my car used, and the previous owner had the lea and didn't fix it. Needless to say, I spent 2 days cleaning the undercarriage. It's clean enough to eat off of now but it was a mess.

gt3rs.

After some discussion rms is changed!

MICHAELWWW

So speeding. can void the warranty on the car?

mooty

pls elaborate on the "discussion"?

George from MD

The language regarding the miles is a guideline not a requirement. Any judge will recognize that. Porsche either covers it or not but you have a strong case if they don't.

Yoops Racing

agreed most results depends on the relationship you have with the service advisor/mgr

drdrank

We should have a list of dealer service managers that are helpful.

Too often it seems the left hand (service manager) doesn't talk to the right hand (sales manager)