not a honda but need your guys help
 

alright so i have a 1998 gst eclipse its leaking oil from the head gasket i had someone do it and got the head milled but it still leaked so i decided to do it and it still leaked so i took it all apart again got the head remilled the block looks straight it was leaking from the tranny side then once the guy fixed it it started leaking from the timing belt side it looks like its coming from the corner or something i have no idea maybe you guys can help

Block might be warped.

I was thinking that but its a iron block so it would have to be over heated to shit in order for it to warp

stick something straight on the block that you know 100% is straight.

or.

put a light coat of some paint on the block. Lay the head on it and see what is untouched after you lift the head off.

Maybe the head isnt torqued down right?

My guess, or they didnt torque them in the right sequence . But I would have the block decked after the first time changing it and it leaked

It Could be a cam seal? Get a flashlight and look behind the cams at the seals and see if they are wet.

Well the head is all taken apart I'm I got new valve cover, head gasket, cam seal. When I was taking it apart where the cam seal sits it had some oil there and I cleaned it so that might be it

Any other suggestions?

so i just put everything together ive done a heat cycle and havent seen any leaks im going to drive it either tonight or tomorrow

So found the problem out and it was the cam seals! It doesn't leak anymore time to do some upgrades like turbo and so on :)