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odd oil leak

I had the 2.7 lier out this winter for oil seal R &R (oil cooler, oil pressure, chain tensioner lines etc). On reinstall and start up I have a new oil leak that appears to be dripping on top of the passenger side Heat Exchanger...just in front of and to the middle side of the most forward exhaust stud. I rechecked the on engine oil cooler and the hard line that runs out from it and they are not the source.
Suggestions on where else to look while I have the SSI's off ?

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Check the top of the motor in the back. Around the crank case breather hose area.
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top of the engine is dry as can be
I saw a thread about a crack at the welded seam for the aluminum oil pipe that comes out the bottom, itis in just the right area.....???

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