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some tips on the 700 series needed 700

posted by  darius on  Fri Feb 15 02:20 CST 2002
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Hi - I am an avid ddriver of a 1986 744 GLE (non turbo), and I can say nothing but good things about it...but, I also was the sad owner in the 80's of a Peugeot 504 Diesel that had been sitting for over a year and once it started to be driven again sprung leaks all over the place. I spent many hundreds and eventually several thousand of dollars chasing oil leaks and finally replacing an engine. Just be careful as seals and gaskets can get hard and cracked when a car sits without being started for a long time.

Good luck. I hope it works out.






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