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Intercooler pipe leak

Slayer

Slayer

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Got mine for a check to the OPC (mainly to assess the brake pads/ disc wear). He was put on the ramp...oil leak on the left intercooler pipe...

Local OPC too busy to sort it, rang Bristol, has a slot for tomorrow with a courtsey car! Lucky enough to pick it up, no warning signals.

Another problem_-clutch fluid reservoir leak

Are these common problems?

Thanks
 

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You back down south now Rakesh?
Hope the leaks get sorted, do you have OPC warranty?
:thumb:
 
Yes, down south till Friday..then back up north, working this weekend!

Thanks to the warranty.
 
Thanks Martian. Exeter OPC has not seen it before either. May be it is number of miles I have put on :dont know:

I am sure Bristol OPC will sort it out.
 
Slayer said:
Got mine for a check to the OPC (mainly to assess the brake pads/ disc wear). He was put on the ramp...oil leak on the left intercooler pipe...

Local OPC too busy to sort it, rang Bristol, has a slot for tomorrow with a courtsey car! Lucky enough to pick it up, no warning signals.

Another problem_-clutch fluid reservoir leak

Are these common problems?

Thanks
Click to expand...

The oil on the IC pipe is coming from somewhere else as them pipes just carry air, re the clutch fluid reservoir could be an accumulator problem which is fairly common.
 
smj996c said:
Slayer said:
Got mine for a check to the OPC (mainly to assess the brake pads/ disc wear). He was put on the ramp...oil leak on the left intercooler pipe...

Local OPC too busy to sort it, rang Bristol, has a slot for tomorrow with a courtsey car! Lucky enough to pick it up, no warning signals.

Another problem_-clutch fluid reservoir leak

Are these common problems?

Thanks
Click to expand...

Thanks SMJ996C. Will hopefully get the full verdict tomorrow, will keep things posted.

The oil on the IC pipe is coming from somewhere else as them pipes just carry air, re the clutch fluid reservoir could be an accumulator problem which is fairly common.
Click to expand...
 
All fixed and he has completed the usual long motorway journey.

OPC Bristol was just superb with customer service, did an excellent job.

They got two mechanics on the job to get it finished on time.

Will definitely visit them for future problems..if any!

Porsche warranty has proved worthy yet again.It would have been an expensive affair without it. :thumb:
 
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