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Posted (edited)

It's tough to say from that picture since it is soooo tiny but my guess is your spark plug tube o-rings are leaking, which would account for the oil in or on the coil packs.

Edit: i see you have a flashing CEL, and it is possible that enough oil in this area due to leaking o-rings could be the source for the coil pack or spark plug fouling (and guessing misfires which could be what your flashing check engine light is)

Edited by logray
  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

My 2001 was dripping oil, oh so lightly, but the Porsche garage told me the plastic will develope cracks from heat and cooling affects. Not the o-rings but the connectors. So I had mine changed and it did stop the problem. But who knows, maybe it was the o-rings.

My car is an 01 and I live in a fairly cold area, Pa., so I could see this. I only had 52k on it then in 2011 when I had this work done.

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