Aggrivating Leaks

I recently did an A4 to T56 swap. When I pulled my car into the shop to make that swap everything was working perfectly, meaning I had zero fluid leaks anywhere other than a leak in my AC system that I knew about.
So I finish the T56 swap without a hitch. Using the Tick remote bleader line turned the potiential clutch bleading nightmare into a 5 minute non-event. I put the car on the ground and headed out for my first 6-speed test drive, everything went perfect. But when I rolled back up to the shop I noticed a fluid trail that I had left behind on my departure. Not unexpect, I always assume that something will have to be tweaked after a swap like this.
I crawled under the car ready to find a clutch line leak only to find that my power steering pump was the culprit. What the hell, I guess the car was getting nervous that I'd finished the tranny project and may neglect it for a while.
Last weekend I installed a brand new Turn One PS pump and pulley. Very nice unit and the pulley made the installation super easy. I like it.
Drove the car to work this past Friday, everything doing just fine. But when I pulled out of my parking spot to head home I noticed a few spots on the pavement where I'd parked. Great, I thought maybe I didn't get something tight on the PS pump install.
Put the car on jacks yesterday to take a look and guess what...the f'n rear main seems to be leaking now!
It's not a huge leak but enough to leave about a 2" oil stain. And enough to spread all over my brand new clutch I bet. This is really pissing me off.I have no idea why it would start leaking at the rear main. The engine is only about 3000 miles old and I've had zero leaks up until now. I also have about 500 miles on the new tranny without a leak until just last Friday.
Times like this make me thankful that I don't have a 50,000 btu blow torch

