Where is the car leaking oil from?

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Brake fluid leakage most commonly occurs in these areas: the brake drain holes near the wheels, the brake fluid reservoir, the brake pedal, etc. Any abnormalities must be repaired promptly. Brake fluid is different from other components - any sign of leakage should raise immediate concern, as brake fluid leakage directly relates to driving safety. Once the brakes fail, the consequences could be disastrous. The causes of car oil leakage are as follows: 1. Poor quality or craftsmanship of engine components, or structural design issues leading to excessive gaps between parts. 2. Wear and positional deviation of engine components, creating gaps during operation. 3. Loose fastening nuts that become detached during engine operation. 4. Aging, deformation, or deterioration of sealing materials like engine oil seals due to prolonged use. 5. Damage or breakage at component fitting locations, causing lubricant leakage. 6. Excessive lubrication oil added, resulting in an overly high oil level. 7. Clogged ventilation plugs causing significant pressure differences inside and outside the engine compartment.