Hi Smithy,
Thought u might pop up, as u know ive had this prob for a while now, ive basically replaced both intake pulleys with second hand ones, and when i started the car there it was oil lines on inside of the bonnet. :(
I then read somewhere on how they leak from the press fit seam on the pulley, and that this can be fixed by soldering the seam on the pulley, this time had a friend of mine do it he took his time and made sure all 4 cam seals were replaced and the rocker cover gaskets, he also double checked for any damage done to the end of cams, none found.
So started her all was well not one drop of oil on the bonnet, then took her for a 20 min drive, stopped opened bonnet and there it was the two lines of oil on the inside of the bonnet directly above the intake pulleys. :headvswal
So for me its basically been a process of elimination, so the only place that oil can be leakin through is where the pulley meets the cam seal/cam, surely if the neck of the pulley, (where the cam seal sits) is not perfect, is it possible this is how oil is still gettin through. :headvswal
Im basically guessin now.
Also since soldering the puilleys it doesnt leak any oil when startin her, its only after uve been for run and put the engine under load.
Andy.