Finally got under the car, after being at the dealer twice in the last month and found these leaks
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on the front and rear (last pic) differentials.
My original warranty ran out a month ago and I am now on the CPO warranty. Are these leaks bad enough to have the seals replaced? Not sure how the dealer missed these?
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on the front and rear (last pic) differentials.
My original warranty ran out a month ago and I am now on the CPO warranty. Are these leaks bad enough to have the seals replaced? Not sure how the dealer missed these?
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http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/31612/0610010086.jpg
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but I have also heard others that said it was covered. Seals are kind of that gray area for CPO "wear and tear" coverage. Check with your dealer.
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original warranty which should cover rotary shaft seal leaks, if the CPO does not. If you are stuck with the repair, don't replace seals excepting as a last resort. First, buy 2 cans of engine oil "stop leak" seal restorer. Add one can in the engine oil. 1/2 can in the front diff case and 1/2 can in the rear diff case, topping both off with GL-5 gear oil to replenish that which leaked . Drive it for 1K miles, and no more leaks! BTDT.
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