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Graham (G4FUJ)
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Its the IMS you need to worry about on a Boxster!
Viper, do you happen to know if it's engine and box out to do the RMS? anyone ever had a clutch done on an S1/S2 ?
Last edited by 346VAB; 30/09/14 01:34 PM.
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Its the IMS you need to worry about on a Boxster!
One of the reasons I decided to sell mine, in case 50% depreciation turned into total loss... RMS is still a pain with them though. Plus the A/C condensors only lasting around 10 years...
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Hello Chris, having now spent some time underneath my car I better understand your leak. I guess it's coming though the rectangular slot (about 20 x 5mm) thats at bottom of bell housing.
So have to agree most likely is RMS? When I have a chance I'll have a look at the BMW M62 engine info I have to see if there's anything about RMS changing.
Guess most dealers will be able to confirm but I suspect the gearbox is removable from underneath, though can imagine that access to some of the upper bell housing bolts is tricky. Reason I say this is that the rear gearbox support appears to be removable. There seem to be two bolts per side that are hopefully accessible from the inside of the car.
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and further to previous post I couldn't find anything about RMS in info I had. Search on Google though came up with following forum info. Take a look at http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=266694 Cheers
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It's definitely an engine out job
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Can you advise what actually stops the gearbox being removed from underneath? Not enough room to move it backwards?
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Chris,
Sounds like a good opportunity to fit a lightened flywheel to get rid of the laziness.
Regards
Andrew
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