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Cam housing won't stop leaking oil

First of all, Happy Father's Day to all you crazy car dads!!!

I've got an oil leak I can't seem to fix. It's where the banjo connects to the bottom of the right cam cover. This isn't mine -- I just circled it in this pic from the Pelican catalog.



I've tried replacing the washers on both sides of the banjo. Same result. I think these are aluminum and the originals may have been copper. Could that make a difference?

What's the problem here? Is it possible I'm over-tightening?

Any suggestions on how to fix for good would be greatly appreciated.

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Old 06-18-2017, 09:02 AM
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The fitting that comes through the cam cover has an oring. If the cam covers have been off recently the oring may have been cut when re-assembling.
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Good thought. Is the o-ring on the inside of the cam cover?
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Yes, the cam cover needs to be removed to change the oring.
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Excellent, thanks. I will check that. Just need to find a part # for the o-ring then.
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Looks like this is the o-ring?

Part #: 999-701-690-40-M17

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