Why is oil leaking on tire - 1997 Honda Civic

Retrieve the trouble codes and fix any problems. if you dont have acces to scanner there are places out there that will scan it for free. Know, however, that just scanning it it's not a diagnosis. Fix the leaks, change the oil and add propper amount and type of oil. The shaking of the engine could be due to misfires causing the vehicle to run rough but in order to find out you need to retrieve the trouble codes. Best bet is to take it to a shop and have it diagnosed.

Too many probs for one page. Oil leaking out of back tire is new to me.

OIL LEAK BIG PROBLEM.COST MONEY TO BUY OIL.AND COST MONEY TO BUY A NEW ENGINE.NEED FIX IT QUICK AS POSSIBLE. HARD LEFT PULL WHILE COULD BE LOW TIRE PRESSURE OR MISMATCH TIRES ONE TIRE BIGGER THAN THE OTHER TIRE.BROKEN OR SAGGING SPRINGS.WHEEL ALIGNMENT IS OFF.FRONT BRAKE DRAGGING.

Black oil indicates dirty/old oil.But to your leak, there are many leak stop products at your car store e.g. Autozone/Canadian tire namely Wynn's. Put a bottle in the crankcase and leave for 3000 miles, after that change your oil and filter.

I have used similar items in 3 cars and stopped the leaks.

Water is conensation from the air conditioning system. redish oil is most probably a antifreeze leak, does it look like a redish water? If so then its antifreeze toyota uses a pink/red long life anifreeze. most likley from a water pump which is right in that area

If it is gear oil instead of brake fluid, then the noise and oil is from the rear wheel bearing (and seal) being bad. They would need changed immediately. Rick

call a tire shop or the dealer for the exact tire size. The oil has to be going somewhere. If it's not leaking it's burning. check the plugs for oil, ck for mixture of anti freeze & oil mixing together, if it runs hot/ overheats it may be a head gasket. Or a crank or cam seal that's leaking only while driving. Have it checked, the system is supposed to be sealed.

i would highly recommend getting it checked out by either a shop or someone you personally know and trust that has auto knowledge... the black oil leak is most likely engine oil... the light and thin aluminum manufacturers use now days can break under just the right conditions... heat and stress... when the tire piece went under your car it may have hit your oil pans(engine and transmission.. red oil) and caused either the pan gaskets to leak.. or maybe even the pans them selves to get cracks... hopefully it's just the gaskets... not too hard to fix and ALOT less costly then new pans... as for the light .. no clue what it's supposed to be...but good luck

ok you will have to degrease the engine and then run it check from tappet cover,oil pan areas like that