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Oil leak after a Track day

zenocchio
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zenocchio Member

zenocchio

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My car developed few issues during a track day. The most scary one was a brake pedal to the floor after few hard laps on a circuit famous for being hard on brakes. The brake fluid was changed by the dealer 6 months ago and this was my first event of the year. I developed an oil leak as well, on the passenger side of the car, I can’t see where it is coming from so I need your help.

I am not sure if this is related but I also got a p0130 code for the bank one pre car O2 sensor. A new sensor is in my future I guess.

 

A part from that it was a fun day on my 2004 C4S

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  • 6 months later...
LLarson Member

LLarson

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Typical area to find AOS leak.  Mine was on the flexible, rubber boot connected to the AOS and engine.

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