Oil seep means costly repair car may not need. By PAUL BRAND. September 22, 2010 at 10 ... Q I have a 2004 Honda Odyssey with 90,000 miles with a small amount of oil seepage under the transmission ...

Oil can leak from gaskets and seals on the front or rear of an engine, from valve covers or from the oil pan underneath, so there are several possible sources of an oil leak.

There isn't a single one reason why your engine is burning oil. Here are a few different explanations to consider and what ...

Oil is the lifeblood of your vehicles engine and when you have a leak it could potentially cause irreversible damage. Here are five reasons this is happening.

If the oil is too thin (for instance, some modern synthetic oils might be 0W-20), it can seep through gaps that thicker oil wouldn’t. Then, make sure it isn’t leaking out rather than being burned.

Start by mixing a dose of oil-leak trace dye (1/2 ounce, which is half the amount in the see-through bottle) with as much engine oil as you have left in your top-up bottle, then pour that into the ...

If your car is consuming a lot of oil, however, you could have a serious problem on your hands. Before we get into the thick of this article, I'd like to point out that we're talking about oil ...

Aside from filling the gas tank, changing a car’s engine oil is perhaps the most common task required to keep a vehicle running properly. Fresh oil is an engine’s best friend, but too much of it can ...