Oil dripping from undertray

You need to get the undertray off to see where the oil is coming from. I had a similar issue recently and it turned out to be one of the power steering hoses as well as a leak from the RMS seal. The latter was NOT cheap to repair and had contaminated the clutch. The undertray holds quite a bit of fluid, so if it's dripping there may be quite a lot of oil pooling in there before it starts to drip.

I hope it's only minor. Let us know what the checks reveal...

 

Looks like engine oil. Hopefully just a small leak from the cam cover areas.
Reddish oil can be from the rear axle.

 

Take out the under cover panel.

 

Yeah, like others are suggesting, remove the under panel and check where the leak is from. It could be as minor as a loose oil filter.

 

most likely just a hose clamp that went bad since you just had a service done. They can be easily bent and not hold the same pressure when the clamp is put back on. I'd check that first.

 

Jason,
From what you already describe seems that a lot of oil is already out of the car. Be careful to drive it if the oil is from the engine. Check all the levels just to be safe.

 

Is there a warranty when it was serviced?

 

Damm!
Im sorry man!
That sucks, 4k is a rob for such a easy job!
Anyway, my vote is go to the dealer.

 

If they don't warranty anything you are going to the wrong place. EVERYBODY should be covering their work for a year. That is pretty standard.

Like I told you via PM, cam seal leaks in 360 are very rare. They are often sold when in reality it is almost always the valve cover gaskets at the corners where they butt the cam seals. If they replaced the seals and they are leaking now it is very hard to imagine it is not their work that put you here.

 

$4100.00 seems to be a bit much. My Indy shop charges $1500.00 for belt service which includes the belts and Hill Pulleys. $250.00 for oil change including oil and filter. There main business is Ferrari and Lambos. Great guys, they have worked on quite a few of my friends cars as referrals. I am not sure what they charge for the cam seals, they had told me if they are not leaking then they will not open them up. Is that a good or bad idea that I cannot answer but. Wow $4100.00 seems like allot of mark up in the labor dept.

Rifledriver is 100% right at least some warranty on the labor would be a nice gesture from the Mech.

 

1 year warranty on work is pretty standard. Even 2 years is kind of standard from a dealership.

$4K isn't too terrible in the grand scheme of things. I bet you are paying a bit of premium. Make sure you ask for warranty this time and get it in writing!

 

Dear Argento6spd360moden,

My name is John Kerley, I run the service and parts departments for the auto Gallery, please feel free to contact me directly at 818 585-9620. We stand behind our work and if the source of your oil leak is in anyway related to work performed by us you are covered 100%, regardless of when it was done.

 

your welcome, I will look forward t your call

 

That's good news. We're anxiously awaiting to see how the dealer makes this right for you? Please keep us posted.

 

This is the kind of gestures that separates business from good business.

I had the pleasure to help a friend check a Scuderia that was at the Auto Gallery a few months ago, and the experience in the showroom was impressive and delightful, and I was not even the actual buyer, just checking the car out for my friend. He bought the car and loves it.

 

It's always nice to learn when we have met or exceeded someone's expectations; thanks for the positive feedback

 

Hear! Hear! Well done to Auto Gallery a) for standing over their work and b) for chiming in publicly like this.