Help fixing oil leak under the car?

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Asked by Redlac Sep 27, 2022 at 10:01 PM about the 2015 Toyota RAV4 LE

Question type: General

Found a spot of oil on the garage floor. Went under the car and found a small
amount of oil leaking. The picture is from under the car. Can anyone help me in
figuring out what the leak is and how to fix it. Thanks

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Clean things up and start it up , then watch for the oil , things run down hill so make sure you ID the source

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By the picture, looks like it's coming from the rear engine seal or rear of oil pan. Clean and re-check

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I have the same oil leak on my 2017 rav 4, did you ever find out why yours was leaking. I've been to 2 shops and neither have any ideas where the leak is coming from. Thanks for any help

I had the same leak, it was the rear main seal which is a common problem with these cars. To replace that seal is VERY expensive because the engine needs to come out. I tried Blue Devil sealer on a recommendation of a Toyota tech . It did work and is fine now. You can get it at Walmart, and add it when the dipstick reads is a little below full.It does take a couple of weeks of driving to seal. Good luck !

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