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HELP*** weird fluid leak from axle shaft bearing

gakhar

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Those leak all the time. it's your car so if you want to tackle that make sure you use the copper hammer the ends won't get damage
I mean I'll take advantage of the warranty if I have to, but just going to see if it's reoccurring before I run to the dealership. More just seeing if anyone with the exact same drip had a follow up. If I never see any other liquid I'll leave it be :)
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Noticed the same spot of oil on my car when I was under there a couple of months ago as well. I plan on taking another look and seeing if the leak is still there soon. Didn't look like a lot of oil so figured it was just a very small leak.
 

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Interesting. I did my first oil change yesterday on my 2026 Type R. 1236 miles. Had the exact same drop in the same spot. I did not have any on the bottom inside of my pan that I could notice. I’m almost positive that it is something from the factory such as assembly lube or what not. I am the exact same as some others on here as in I do not want to take my car to the dealer unless I absolutely have to. I have never let anyone change oil in any of my cars ever.
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Mine ended up being related to my oil pan. It started seeping and covering stuff close to it. Dealer resealed my oil pan and I haven’t had an issue since.
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