Hi, I have a 1994 Camry LE with around 89k miles. Engine type 4 cylinder
5SFE. I am not much of a DIY kinda person, so I recently got my oil changed at Pepboys around a month ago. A few days ago, I discovered that the engine oil filler cap was thrown open atop the engine and oil (droplets) was sprewn all over the engine outer side and surrounding areas. (Thanks to the Pepboys guys. I still don't believe it that the Pepboys guys did such a lousy oil change) A few days later, I discovered oil droplets dripping from the bottom of the car. Usually I would see a few droplets deposited on the bottom in the morning. I opened up the hood to see oil sprewn on the floor of the car -- below the radiator and the fans, both on the left and the right sides. I strongly believe that it is this oil that is drippping below the car. However, I am not sure whether there's a leak or it is the same oil that had initially sprewn around the oil filler cap area due the cap being open. The filler cap area is however quite away from the front radiator portion. Do you guys know how I can check if theres a leak? Also, the oil level is currently showing as below the Low level and hence I plan to top it up. I guess, if the oil level decreases again, I can suspect that there's a leak; but I guess that can take a while (if its a small leak) since I don't drive a lot, only around 100 miles a week. Another query I have is that -- Are there any oil-lubricated parts around the fans or the radiator such that in case of a leak it would get deposited below the radiator? Also, if the leak was at the engine oil drain plug or the oil filter, would it get deposited below the radiator? Any help would be appreciated.-Kunal