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08-11-2022
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Join Date: Aug 2022
Location: california
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Leaky cam position advice
Just starting a plenum pull to do injectors and starter, and I notice I have a oil leak at what I believe to be the cam position sensor but I am having a hard time finding a replacement any recommendation where to find one. Thanks
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08-11-2022
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Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Ocala, FL
Posts: 900
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Re: Leaky cam position advice
Pull it out, clean area. Remove o ring carefully. Wrap Teflon tape around in the o ring groove. Reassemble. You have enough Teflon when it is snug to push it in. Do a search there is also a NAPA part number for a replacement O ring. Be careful. The cam sensor is hens teeth unavailable.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Crystal Lake, IL
Posts: 7,194
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Re: Leaky cam position advice
Match up the O ring at the auto parts store, I think I used an Oring from a GM AC kit
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08-12-2022
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Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Beautiful Bavaria
Posts: 523
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Re: Leaky cam position advice
Mine had a crack. Because of what it is and where it is I don't think there is a durable fix. Though some reported good results with JB weld.
Phil (Jagdpanzer) provided a replacement. The picture shows both parts, old and new. DSC_0015.jpg
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