Oil leaking from frame

What is this for on the bottom of the frame? One on each side. 2016 4 dr, V6, 2 wheel drive. I have what looks like oil leaking from this one on the driversside. I

 

it's probably rust inhibitor. is it hot out?

 

It has been hot here in KY for the last 10 days or so, 90’s

 

Lets water drip out but keeps spray from entering I assume.
A lesson learned from Jeep Wrangler's mistake.

 

Toyota must have sprayed a lot of rust inhibitor inside the frame of that’s what it is, big oil spot on the floor. Everything under my truck is bone dry. I put my truck on the lift with cardboard under it to even find where the drip was coming from. The oil spot on the cardboard was directly below the spot in the pictures. Anyone else experience this?
I will add that I have never seen this before since I bought the truck new. 90 degree weather every summer.

 

Yes. Toyota sprayed "Wax" rust inhibitor in my 2014. It melts on hot days.

 

Does it look like oil rnish?

 

taste test is required

 

Lol. Just like the guy on roadworthy rescues!

 

Does it smell like oil, or a waxy smell?

 

I’ll check the smell in the morning. It looked and felt like a oily substance.

 

The oil that’s been dripping out of the frame has no smell, very clear on my finger. I kind of thought it may have had a waxy feel. First thought I had it did, second feel wasn’t so sure. It seemed so clear to have been inside the frame since my truck was built.

 

Get yourself checked.

 

????

 

It was a joke. Think abat it

 

Lol frames don't leak. Substance sprayed on frame does, or something above the frame.

 

Ok, No BS here.

It's from the frame recall, they spray a wax on the inside of the frame and plug it off.

In the super hot it can melt and trickle out, especially if they used a lot.

 

Just finished watching a 2+ hour video of his

 

Normal. That is the rust treatment Toyota puts on. Mine the same. Ignore it.

 

It's a one-way valve to let water drain out of the frame. The service manual specifically says to avoid these when lifting/supporting the vehicle, but shops crush these all the time as they're right next to the support locations on the frame.