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Oil leak - unknown source

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Hi everybody earlier i had an alignment check, so i took a look to the engine area to make sure i had no leak (i've had one in the past near the filter). I found a screw with a small drop of oil on it, and a plastic tube with a slightly oily surface. Pictures: https://goo.gl/photos/LKLGz8D1EWtKZ5qV8 https://goo.gl/photos/Fqj936DE7jBZSy1VA i know it's difficult... but can anyone recognize that screw/plug? It's a 3.4 dfi engine. This screw is toward the center of the car, slightly offset on the right looking the car from the back to the front. It's a little bit hidden, not at the same level of the oil pan to ble clear. Thanks! Alessandro

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