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der Geist · 05-04-2008, 05:42 PM

While you are at it you should see if you can get your hands on a can of this or something similar. Spray it on the entire area where the leak may be coming from. I thought my boxster was leaking at the RMS too when I first bought it but it turned out to be a sloppy oil change had left a small leak at the filter and the drain plug. Tightened them both up and no more leaks.

http://www.tdsleakseal.com/oil-leak-detection-products.htm

05-04-2008, 05:42 PM	#4
der Geist Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Lakewood, Ohio / Sedona, AZ Posts: 305	While you are at it you should see if you can get your hands on a can of this or something similar. Spray it on the entire area where the leak may be coming from. I thought my boxster was leaking at the RMS too when I first bought it but it turned out to be a sloppy oil change had left a small leak at the filter and the drain plug. Tightened them both up and no more leaks. http://www.tdsleakseal.com/oil-leak-detection-products.htm __________________ http://www.martinlansky.com/Coppermi...01/W_humps.jpg '03 Midnight Blue 18" Chromes//Drilled and slotted rotors//pedal upgrade//Alum. Door sills//KSPORT Coilovers//Short Shifter/Strut braces/Clear sides/Hard Top/Speedster humps/Intake//Leather GT3 seats/REVO chip with SPS2 '04 CLK55 AMG 367HP! '86 944 Guards Red & MINT! '69 911 Black PCA Member -Northern Ohio Cancer Survivor