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PRESENT-2000 911 Carrera (C2), Black with Grey interior, Litronic Headlights, Chrome exhaust tips, Porsche Stability Management, 18inch Turbo Twist wheels, B&M Short Shifter, Clear side markers and European rear lights
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-2002 Porsche Boxster S - Silver with black interor, 6 speed
Last edited by porsche4391; 11-19-2008 at 05:43 PM.
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PRESENT-2000 911 Carrera (C2), Black with Grey interior, Litronic Headlights, Chrome exhaust tips, Porsche Stability Management, 18inch Turbo Twist wheels, B&M Short Shifter, Clear side markers and European rear lights
PAST- 1999 Porsche Boxster- Ocean Blue with Sahara Beige interior - EVOMS Stage 2
-2002 Porsche Boxster S - Silver with black interor, 6 speed
Last edited by porsche4391; 11-19-2008 at 05:44 PM.
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PRESENT-2000 911 Carrera (C2), Black with Grey interior, Litronic Headlights, Chrome exhaust tips, Porsche Stability Management, 18inch Turbo Twist wheels, B&M Short Shifter, Clear side markers and European rear lights
PAST- 1999 Porsche Boxster- Ocean Blue with Sahara Beige interior - EVOMS Stage 2
-2002 Porsche Boxster S - Silver with black interor, 6 speed
Last edited by porsche4391; 11-19-2008 at 05:44 PM.
well its just seems more potent and noticeable if i accelerated quickly and stuff...but it still smells pretty much everytime I get out of my car now...
Something leaked out and is burning off. The smell will be there for a week or more.
A likely culprit (from your description) is power steering fluid overflow. There is a air purge valve on the passenger side of the engine. Might also simply be road junk shot back on your muffler/cat.
As long as you don't smell gas from the engine area, I would guess you're ok
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