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Oil Spot under car

J&D2003
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I just picked up my 2003 C4s with 82k on it and when I went to my garage tonight I noticed a small wet spot under the car. The leak "appears" to be coming from a 5 mm allen bolt on the rear portion of the engine. It is very wet and it is directly above the wet spot? Any ideas...been searching but not much luck thus far. Any help is greatly apperciated. Thank you.

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Oil Spot under car, Could be oil seems a bit more clear
If you have never seen 0W-40, you might be surprised at how watery it looks. (Especially if, as you said in another post, it was just changed.) Rubbing it between your fingers (or smelling it) would help confirm that it was oil.
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