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| Author: | andy665 [ Mon Jan 13, 2014 8:15 pm ] |
| Post subject: | CMS Porsche - Telford - praise |
My (Andrew Williams) Boxster S (Y371 TFG) suffered a catastrophic water loss in mid December requiring recovery Got the car eventually to CMS a week ago and they have been helpful, reassuring and utterly professional in their dealings with me Steve's approach is "start with the cheapest / quickest things first" but this one had him a little stumped initially Replaced the filler cap and bled the system which took him a lot longer than he said it normally takes - took over 13 litres of coolant (hence the term catastrophic coolant loss) but no leak apparent until all of a sudden the expansion tank went - it was a hairline crack that only really opened up at very high temp New expansion tank fitted today - fully tested with clear guidance from him in terms of precautionary checks over the next few days Delighted with the service and reasonable costs so happy to recommend their services |
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| Author: | lindsayhbrown [ Tue Jan 14, 2014 9:04 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: CMS Porsche - Telford - praise |
Not dissing CMS at all but the header tank failure is well known fault on both 996 and Boxsters |
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| Author: | andy665 [ Wed Jan 15, 2014 10:25 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: CMS Porsche - Telford - praise |
lindsayhbrown wrote: Not dissing CMS at all but the header tank failure is well known fault on both 996 and Boxsters They knew that but I appreciated their thinking of starting at the start with the cheapest potential issue (expansion tank cap) and then working from there. There was no apparent leak from the expansion tank, it was a tiny hairline crack that only opened up with pressure / heat I'd have been a bit hacked off if they had just assumed it was the expansion tank and it had turned out to be something cheaper to remedy |
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