RMS Issue - does Porsche finally agree?
It appears that Porsche finally acknowledged a possible "issue" with RMS leaks on 996/997 models before 2005. Therefore, Porsche seems to want to re-consider some older decisions where owners without warranty had to pay their RMS repairs all by themselves.
Affected owners should definetely talk to their dealers again and dealers should contact Porsche regarding this matter.
This info isn't something 100% sure but it may be worth a try.
So if you had a RMS leaking issue in the past and your warranty expired before that and you had to pay for repairs, talk again to your dealer about this and ask him to contact Porsche. You may get some money back.
We don't assume any responsibility for this "rumor", it may be true, it may not. But since it came from a reliable source, it is worth a try. It may vary from country to country but we heard that Porsche is aware of the RMS leaks and they want to handle all matters as customer-friendly as possible. Give it a try, you don't have anything to loose.
Affected owners should definetely talk to their dealers again and dealers should contact Porsche regarding this matter.
This info isn't something 100% sure but it may be worth a try.
So if you had a RMS leaking issue in the past and your warranty expired before that and you had to pay for repairs, talk again to your dealer about this and ask him to contact Porsche. You may get some money back.
We don't assume any responsibility for this "rumor", it may be true, it may not. But since it came from a reliable source, it is worth a try. It may vary from country to country but we heard that Porsche is aware of the RMS leaks and they want to handle all matters as customer-friendly as possible. Give it a try, you don't have anything to loose.
. He's had all versions of the seal, right up to and including the latest design (based on Cayenne) - that failed too !!
