HAS anyone had this problem before? I am almost positive thats where the oil is coming from.

 

If your distributor bushings are severely worn you will get oil inside the distributor cap.

 

Taking the cap off today. Just pulled my intake and resealed everything for nothing lol. It looks like the oil is running down my dizzy shaft. I will update later

 

the easiest way to find a hard to locate oil leak is clean the engine real well and buy oil dye and use a chap black light to find the source. If you do need a new dizzy dont get a cheap chinese one off ebay cardone are decent but I trust the gm icms not aftermarkets.

 

It could be coming from your oil pressure switch as well.

 

oil leak found! It took me about an hour and a drive around the block to find the oil leak. It does not leak right away but after a while oil will start spraying out of the plug for the oil pressure sensor don't ask me why it takes so long to leak but it does lol. The oil sprays out good enough to reach the dizzy and make it look like that's the problem. I can't believe I changed my intake gasket for nothing but at least I polished everything while it was off.

 

Well at least your intake is sealed up good for many years

 

ok Well I took the plug out Teflon taped it and but it back in and it still leaks a little bit. Seems to leak when revving quickly. The plug that's in it has a square end is that normal? I not sure what do now.

 

Does your car have 2 sensors on a T ?

 

I have one sensor above the oil filter and there is one plug behind intake under the dizzy.

 

Like this ?

 

That one looks like the one above oil filter housing. the plug that's leaking looks like this.

 

oh just a 1/8 npt plug thats odd its leaking.

 

yea That's what in the hole for the oil pressure sender not sure if that's the original plug or not. It does not leak all the time just when I am getting on the gas.

 

a pipe plug is cheap at the hardware store worth a shot.

 

going to have to something different maybe like a small drain plug something I can put a gasket on.

 

Get a longer plug from the hardware store and wrap it well in teflon, four or five layers. Because that is a tapered fitting, a bolt will not work to plug it unless you had the ability to make one with pipe threads on a lathe.