mrviper700 said:now, since you found the problem what you need to do is take a peice of wet dry sandpaper, place it on the kitchen counter or for sure smooth level surface(best when wife isnt home) and drip some water on it, something like 320 grit is good. Take the head and lay it on the paper and make small figure 8's with it, rinse it off and see if the surface is evenly cleaned off. If it is its ok and needs nothing but new o-rings to be good to go, it it leaves areas, youll need it skim cut. You can do the same thing with the cylinder upside down if you tear it down that far, it could just be a weak o-ring, have alot of miles on it?
I might have some new o-rings out in the shop, I surely could get them mailed to you before Christmas.
I use a small glass cutting board momma doesn't use any more which is small enough for a full sheet of 320 to be folded over the edge and taped to the underside.