Small puddle of oil under drivers side after oil change....

They only changed to oil...and I watched. It SHOULD only be residual.

if it comes back you've got the oil pressure sender leak, do search there is a video

Nicky Pass said:

I went to the dealer just to let them know and the tech that did the work came up. I explained to him what was going on...and the said he’s sure it’s residual oil from taking the filter off. He said he should have just taken the belly pan off. The service director came out and asked what was going on and I told him and he said the same thing. He ran my VIN and made sure it wasn’t under the oil cooler line recall. Then he said bring it in whenever I can and they’ll check it out.

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And a lot of times it is residual from taking the filter off..... especially if the tech. failed to funnel that oil away from the belly pan.

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I remember look at everything and not seeing any sort of issues.

Nicky Pass said:

I remember look at everything and not seeing any sort of issues.

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If he didn’t use funnel on filter then small thinstreams of oil likely shot on top of the belly pan. Since the car remained relatively level the whole time that oil would’ve just sat there. I’m assuming your garage floor isn’t perfectly level?

Last time I changed my own I got some on top of the belly pan, but I only had front jacked so it drained off the back end... albeit unexpectedly. Smaller mess to clean up but still a mess.

I believe [MENTION=21800]Tomster[/MENTION] ‘s technique of removing the drivers front wheel will allow for a much easier job next time.

Since you can see the oil pressure sender/sensor from the top...I checked out and it’s bone dry, so that’s good! I took a video with my phone with the light on and everything seems to by dry. I’m still gonna go to the dealer after work Friday just to be 100%.

Nicky Pass said:

Since you can see the oil pressure sender/sensor from the top...I checked out and it’s bone dry, so that’s good! I took a video with my phone with the light on and everything seems to by dry. I’m still gonna go to the dealer after work Friday just to be 100%.

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I have had a filter come lose and an oil pressure switch. The OPS may look dry from the top but to really get a good look at it you will nee to remove the wheel to get up in there. It could be seeping on the back side. Albeit, if you have a seep under pressure you would probably smell the oil burning on the header. Most likely what you have is a left over mess. Unfortunately it is very common and why I do my own servicing,

I could touch all around it, it was dry. I shined a light on the area as well.