The observed oil bubbles under the engine hood should not give serious cause for concern: engine oil, with strong temperature fluctuations - through the pores in the seal and past the sealing surfaces of the housing - can seek "its" way to freedom. Otherwise, the situation looks like this, if there are strong oil traces in the engine compartment or "shiny" oil stains under the installed car.
It is necessary to immediately start searching for the "source": a leak is most often a consequence of damage: it is best to check your engine after washing the car by means of a final test drive and then dry the "oil sources".
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Oil bubbles on the engine (Mondeo 3)
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