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Porsche Cayman Radiator Leaks

You should take proper checking of coolant level. If you notice that there is pool of liquid under your car, when it is parked for some time, they show that there is radiator leak issue in your Porsche Cayman. The radiator leak is caused by corrosion and it is caused by radiator, their hoses and the hose connections to pick up sediment over time and they cause component to rust out and punch the holes in radiator. You should follow the radiator flush timelines of your Porsche Cayman¸ which are recommended by the manufacturer to ensure the sound condition of your radiator. When it is necessary, you should replace the new coolant with old one as they work to remove sediment that builds up in the system of your used Porsche Cayman. The radiator flushes do not need to perform and you need to replace them after every 5 years or 100,000 miles, which comes first.

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