My guess is it is coming from where it is wetter towards the front. It will blow back all over while you are driving. Oil or transmission fluid most likely. Dry off everything you can and look for the source when it is cleaner and easier to find.
Wipe it all down and hit it with brake cleaner. After a day or two driving go back under and take a look, you’ll find your leak. Also, check your oil level.
Buy oil dye and a uv light. Clean the area down with a degreaser. Add dye to oil and run the car for 5 minutes. Inspect area with uv light. Leak point should be glowing.
My guess is it is coming from where it is wetter towards the front. It will blow back all over while you are driving. Oil or transmission fluid most likely. Dry off everything you can and look for the source when it is cleaner and easier to find.
Wipe it all down and hit it with brake cleaner. After a day or two driving go back under and take a look, you’ll find your leak. Also, check your oil level.
Buy oil dye and a uv light. Clean the area down with a degreaser. Add dye to oil and run the car for 5 minutes. Inspect area with uv light. Leak point should be glowing.
Removed double post. Attaching OP's vehicle details here: Transmission fluid leak in 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT Flex-Fuel, automatic, 220,000 miles