Chrysler Repair: leaks, plymouth grand voyager, oil pressure sending unit

Question
I have 99 Plymouth grand voyager 3.3L flex fuel which out of no were began to pour oil and only oil from the left passenger side (looking towards the van from of the front)of the motor when running on the rode . Their is no viable reason why. I have changed the oilpan gasket already yet it still seems to pour from some were at the seem were the oilpan and timing chain cover meet in that location but only when the van is in motion ,parked it does not leek even when running only when moving does the oil flow out.any ides on what might be causing this and how to fix it short of a complete rebuild


Answer
Hi,Are you sure that the isn't coming from the oil pressure sending unit?Because there isn't any pressurized oil going through the timing cover and the sender (if I'm not mistaken) is in the same general area.However timing cover leaks are common,they are more of a seepage varitey.Replacing the timing cover seal is not really a big job.I know I like to see them.But you shouldn't have to pay more than 5 hours labor for the job.