Oil in my honda civic 1991 is dripping all over but only when the car is running any ideas?

SAE 5W-30 oil works best in the cold but in the summer go to SAE 10W-30

5w 30 oil sj. 4 qt with filter.

Bottom of engine, near center at back of pan. Maybe this will help

Have you changed the fuel filter? If your battery has power in it it is not the alternator. If the alternator is not charging the engine will become slugish as the battery power nears zero and the light will become dimmer and dimmer until they go out.

did you change the trans oil? do you take the car in for its scheduled maintenance? it could need a tune up.

In the hot weather I would use 5/30, but since its going to be winter soon, use 10/30

Is it burning it or leaking it? If it is burning it then it could be caused from worn out valve seals or valve guides or worn out or cracked piston rings. The engine will have to be torn down to fix a problem like this. You may try using a product like motor honey or lucal oil stabalizer to help slow down the oil burning. There is no easy fix for a problem like this unfortunately

Its the electrical part of the ignition switch.. thats pretty common for a 91 Honda

One psooibility to this is that there was insufficient oil going to the cam bearings and the camshaft seized. The oil galleries in the head could be plugged therefore not supplying oil to the cam bearings.
There is a posibility that the valves are not bent but you would have to check them carefully. that could be checked out when thw head is machined because if the cam seized you'll have to take the head off and have it serviced.( cam bearing seats machined and oil galleries cleared. Hope this helps you out

12vot relay under dash behind change left hand side