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Possible power-steer leak after 3,000 miles? Nissan declines

Hi there, I got a aftermarket cat back exhaust installed from my local mechanic and when he lifted the car up, we both noticed something that looks like a power

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Old 07-12-2016, 06:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Possible power-steer leak after 3,000 miles? Nissan declines

Hi there,

I got a aftermarket cat back exhaust installed from my local mechanic and when he lifted the car up, we both noticed something that looks like a power steer rack leak (See image). I took it to Nissan today and they inspected it and said it wasn't leaking, and when I showed them the picture the guys said "That part gets sprayed with some sort of coating off the factory" etc... and didn't really make sense to me.

http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1468364911

To all the tech people with the Z's what do you think? It doesn't drip, but the fact that it looks dirty like this I don't know what to think
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