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Old 10-12-2006, 01:35 AM
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Oil in passenger side door and around intake.

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May have been at the track, that is unless the dealer asks, in which case I was driving aggressively on the road......Stupid.....but whatever....anywhoo.....long story short, there was oil around the passenger side grill and some actually in the passenger side door well. Also the PSM failure light came on but turned off again after I stopped and started the engine. Any clues? They're not necessarily related.



The PSM may be to do with underinflated tires, if it happens again after I made sure the tires were at the correct pressure I will be sure to let you know.



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Old 10-12-2006, 12:22 PM
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Wow, how much oil? I've had to clean a mist off the rear side of the car from following a poorly maintaned car into a corner before, was anybody smoking at the last event you went to?



As far as I can tell Porsche and the service managers that I've met have no problems with you driving the car at the track, they've replaced numerous parts on my car that most likely wouldn't have been a problem without 1000 miles of track driving.
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Old 10-12-2006, 01:33 PM
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Not a lot of oil, but spread real thin over quite an area. The problem is that you have to know how your Porsche dealer will react and its easier to just fudge the truth to leave out any grey areas.



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