Oil on Optispark
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the waterpump has a small coupling that drives it that runs throught the front timing cover. the seal for the waterpump drive on the cover could be bad? won't really know till you clean it off and recheck it. it could still be the intake also.
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Your problem will be the water pump shaft seal in the timing cover. They take care to install and are easily damaged. Your recent replacement of the pump is a dead giveaway. Do a search on how to install/replace them on the car. When they are damaged oil gets everywhere.
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yep same here replaced my waterpump and didnt change that seal and noticed oil leak did some research on the tech and found out it was my from the waterpump