OK. So one week into ownership, I just took my new (to me) car for an oil change to a very reputable Indy shop as I wasn�t sure the last time he previous owner did it and I wanted a solid baseline with a good shop to go off. he car was completely dry underneath prior to purchase and also at the time of the oil change. Fast forward to today and I come back from a drive and notice a damp patch on the garage floor. I was able to get the video / pictures attached. Is this oil? Any idea on the issue? I�m taking it back to the shop on Monday but seeing as they�re not open, was hoping for some wisdom from the community.
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YOUR RESEARCHIs this oil!?!?! Noob question.
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