My fridgefreezer is leaking brown fluid,what is it,is it about 2 breakdown

Place a piece of white paper/cardboard on the ground below where the leak is coming from soon after the engine is turned off. This should help you locate where exactly the oil is dripping from, and should help identify what is leaking. If the oil is black/brown/gold, it's probably engine oil. If it's reddish/brown, it's probably transmission fluid. If it's clear, it may be brake fluid or power steering fluid (from the rack/pinion). Check the fluid levels for whatever you determine it may be. If it's engine oil, you may have leaking valve cover gaskets or a leaking rear seal on the engine. If it's transmission fluid, you may have bad transmission cooler lines or leaking from axle seals. Check the master cylinder and brake lines if it's brake fluid, and check the rack/pinion if it's power steering fluid.

2 things causes drips #1 a/c evaporator if drain hole is plugged and creates a musty smell #2 is the heater core easy test is the radiator level will be low or empty

If the fluid is leaking it should not be at normal level when you checked it unless it was overfilled.
Did you check it with the vehicle idling in park?

Better check tranny asap. look for burned smell in tranny fluid.should be a light red. dark or almost brown indicates breakdown of fluid and a failing tranny.

dirty transmission fluid sounds like you have a rusted line

First you need to identify what's leaking? What color is fluid? Green, Red, Brown? and where under car is fluid leaking from center, front rt, etc... Another option is check ALL fluid levels - coolant, oil, power steering, transmission.

that most likely is your transmission fluid and you probably leaked out 4 to 5 liters , you must have a transmission line that has blown you will have to replace the leaking line and then add mercon 5 through the transmission dipstick the vehicle will have to be running to get an accurate reading keep in mind when you pour in fluid you have to wait about 1-3 mins before you can get an accurate reading due to fluid being inside the tube and when you pull the dipstick out it will read full, so pour in the fluid and the wait a bit start it and check it, the leak is most likely comming from a line.

starting to rust inside you need too fluhs it out best you can then try it

Oil leak can be bad, can be gearbox on top loaders / or bearing fault..

Hi,
Keep fluid in it so you can drive normally, though it leaks... I don't know how fast it's leaking.
You'll need to determine the leak source:
1. Leaking hose connection
2. Punctured/damaged Hose
3. Punctured/damaged power steering pump
etc.
Once identified, you can proceed with a plan for repair.
I hope this helps... Good luck!