Specific VE leak please help video included

[raywinston512]

Here is the link from cumminsforum which is completely worthless in most cases.
http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/89-93 ... -help.html

[ahale2772]

looks like the return banjo

[cmann250]

Looks like ahale is correct. A couple folks on CF answered, but I'll answer here too. If my memory serves me correctly, there should be a copper washer on either side of that banjo bolt. DGK 121 is the P/N for a reseal kit, it's like $20. It will fix your next leak too

[Hansen01]

is it the overflow? kinda hard to see in the video, but thats what i got out of it

[ahale2772]

over flow... return... whatever you want to call it

[raywinston512]

Ya it looks like overflow.

I am doing a buildup thread on the forum because i have to much time on my hands right now. There is a photo of the ve with the afc housing off. THANKS GUYS I REALLY NEED THIS LEAK FIXED. But i have the banjo washers BUT my banjo bolt is cracked which may be the whole problem, here is the link. NEED PAINT SUGGESTIONS

http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/89-93 ... b-4x4.html

[raywinston512]

My truck is going to fuel real wierd.

[raywinston512]

Is this banjo bolt suppose to have two washers? May explain my leak...

By wittmaster512 at 2012-01-26

[ahale2772]

it is, sometimes one may fall without you knowing it

[wittmaster512]

Ya I got the washer now I am having trouble putting the throttle mechanism back together. Sure I can figure it out though.


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[921stgen]

http://dens-site.net/Dodge_CTD/Governor ... index.html
Maybe the pictures in the post will help.

[wittmaster512]

http://dens-site.net/Dodge_CTD/Governor_Spring/index.html
Maybe the pictures in the post will help.

Thanks man that solved it.