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Old 03-25-2014, 05:46 PM   #16
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Make 100% SURE that it is the head gasket that is leaking before you do anything.

My Boxster was diagnosed by an indy and a dealer as having leaking cam covers. Turns out it was simply the spark plug tubes.

My 996 was diagnosed by indy as having leaking cam covers. Turns out they were correct and it cost $1100 to remove and reseal.
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