Some common causes of oil leaks in Chevy Sonic include worn-out drain plugs, damaged gaskets, and oil system component failure. It is important to regularly check your oil level and look for any signs of leaks, such as oil spots on your driveway or smoke coming from your engine.

The 2013 Chevy Sonic oil leak problems are loose oil pan and loose gaskets. Your oil needs to be changed out someday. Every 5,000 to 10,000 miles or so is a good rule of thumb. If you don't replace it, there will be problems with the engine.

Pop the hood of your Sonic and investigate for any sign of oil leakage. Start by examining the valve cover, as an engine oil leak is commonly caused by a bad valve cover gasket. Also check oil filter, front crankshaft and oil pan for any leaks.

Oil leaking into the spark plug wells is an indictor of a fairly serious problem that should be inspected and repaired immediately. It is almost always due to a failing gasket or O-ring but can also be the result of a failing piston or worn valve guides.

In this scenario, the solution is fairly simple, you just have to lift your Chevrolet Sonic, if it is possible totally horizontal, remove your drain plug, drain your engine oil, change your drain gasket, tighten the plug to the perfect torque and check the hot engine to make sure the leak has been repaired.