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    Oil Filter Housing Assembly Banjo Bolt question

    I had an oil filter that was seized, so I had to remove the entire assembly. When I put the assembly back on, oil was leaking through the banjo bolt, as I damaged the crush washer. Does anyone know what size crush washer goes on that bolt? realoem doesn't show anything and I can't find a DIY anywhere. Seems like a common repair. Also, when removing and re-attaching an oil filter housing assembly, do I need to add new gaskets each time or only if there are damaged/old?
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    item 5 pretty sure its the A27X32-AL so p/n 07119963441
    89 E30 325is Lachs Silber - currently M20B31, M20B33 in the works, stroked to the hilt...

    new build thread http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=317505

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      Rubber parts harden/deform over time, go with new to prevent leaks.

      I would change the two o-rings. Item #2 & #4
      Pn 11421265670
      ​​​​​​Pn 11421714764

      Banjo bolt torque is 35-45 NM

      Scope creep-
      There's a kit(#7 pn 11429059338) for the oil cooler valve that comes with an o-ring. I'd change that out too as it'll eventually leak. Easy to change out while the housing assembly is off the block as you need to compress a spring to re-install the snap-ring.

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