Power streeing oil leeking under from car

-Always follow its repair manual. Never trash any body.
-Good mechanic always did. doesn't matter how many car he or she repair or same model.

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Mai

clean bolt threads and clean out the threads in the head. Lightly oil the bolt threads and tighten in the correct sequence to 36 ft/lbs Using a degree spanner tighten in sequence 90 degrees and the again in sequence another 90 degrees . The final torque is in degrees not ft/lbs. Go on line to toyota camry head bolt torque then find the autozone page and you will find diagrams of how to do it.

If above the pump, it is usually the cam cover gasket in a Camry.

In a manual trans it is API GL-3, GL-4 or GL-5 75W-90 gear oil, for instance Shell Transaxle Oil or Mobil Delvac.

In an auto trans the diff is the same grade fill as the trans, Dexron III.

its just slightly thinner both are ok

Bad ignition coil. Replace.

Hello Mark.
The next most common thing I would look into here is the oil pressure sensor. They sometimes pull apart and leak at the seam.
Your 2 liter engine has it's sensor on the top left side of the cylinder head.
If the concentration of oil seems to be on the top side of the engine a valve cover gasket may have cracked.
A severe leak will often wash dirt off of an engine so look for an oil washed area. If nothing apparent it may be a good idea to give your engine a quick cleanup to help you find the leak as oil can travel a long way on an engine.
Hope you find the source OK.
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What color is the oil?

Hi! Firstly let's say are you sure Hydraulic Oil?
Surely you mean Auto Trans Fluid?
A normal Auto Gearbox uses DextronII
Your local Parts supplier/garage will be able to give you the correct amount, grade and specification as He/She will have the catalogue listing your Toyota Camry.
I hope this Helps You!
Paul 'W'

you say you replaced 2 relays , have you tested or replaced the turn signal flasher ? location left of the steering column , under dash .