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This evening, just before taking off to meet my buddy, I did my usual fluids/ground check to make sure nothing out of the ordinary was going on with the car. I noticed that there were a couple of drops on the ground. I immediately got the car on the ramps and noticed that there was some wetness on the underside of the car. I noticed that the oil plug wasn't tightened to spec and cranked it down using a torque wrench. I topped the oil off and drove around to make sure all was well.
With day light running out, I looked around the area one last time to make sure I found the root cause, but then I noticed that the oil pan had a few screw holes in it, with no screws inside. One of these screw holes had a fair amount of fresh looking oil around the opening.
Is every screw hole on the oil pan supposed to have a screw in it?
I included a picture of the oil pan from www.realoem.com -- the red dotted lines indicate where the screw holes with no scres are. Can someone tell me if this is normal? Thanks in advance.
