Oil loss and overheated

Hello,

Top off the oil and coolant and see if it still overheats.
An engine can overheat due to low coolant, stuck closed thermostat, inoperative cooling fan, bad water pump, bad radiator etc.

Did it overheat as you were driving or when you came to a stop and idling?

Here are couple of guides on overheating and oil leak:
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/engine-overheating-or-running-hot
https://www.2carpros.com/articles/engine-is-leaking-oil

Is the radiator fan coming on?

Please let me know little more of what you are experiencing.
Thank you.

Thanks for the prompt reply! It was starting to overheat as I hit the stop sign leading into the parking lot for work. I will top it off and try what you suggested, I will reply again once I have done what you said. I'm not sure if I heard the radiator fan, so I will try to get it to operating temperature this afternoon and check that as well. I will post back when I give this a shot! Thank you so much!!!

That sounds good. I will look out for the update.

I think I found the culprits. The fan did come on, so that was good. I’ll attach the photos. I believe the oil is coming from the oil fill tube, and I think the coolant may be coming from just under the belt cover.

I can see the oil leak clearly. But the coolant leak little hard to tell.
So, if you top off the coolant and it does not overheat then you know it overheated before just for being low.