Blatting - Rammy : Rivington : Ribblehead

I try and get out early (6am) most weekends to avoid interrupting the kids social calender's with their football and rugby commitments.  I have found some great photo shoot ops alas the sun has tended to disappear as I arrive at the most photogenic areas.  The car is going great, I am getting used to the tyres (warm / cold / dry / wet).  They are ok, I am sure other tyres are better than the ZV3's but with 14" rims there is very little choice.  Anyway, some pictures.

Moor road near Rivington, Lancs

Moor road near Rivington, Lancs

Moor road near Rivington, Lancs

Low Sleights Road, Ribblehead

Low Sleights Road, Ribblehead

Slightly modified Landy on-route

An Oil Leak !!!

***UPDATE***
Caterham Cars helped me source a replacement orange pipe, o ring and connection (see below).

This is the part I replaced.

I took off the old one and put in the new one (took a bit of faffing due to the lack of space, thank goodness I have an SV).  With the new item fitted and everything back in place I have not had any oil come from that area since and I have covered ~ 2,500 miles.

I did find this website online which shows the part numbers and Ford can get these parts for you.  Here
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I was under the car today and thought there is a bit of oil on the bellhousing to engine and bellhousing to gearbox joints.  Upon closer inspection I found there is a black plastic housing on the side of the engine (under the plastic plenum) and there appears to be oil seaping from it.

Looking at the plastic housing it says HA VALVE on the side of it.  There is a short pipe going from the underside of the plastic plenum to the HA Valve via an orange right angle tube.  The orange right angle tube can rotate in the Ha Valve.

I am not sure what teh HA Valve does, if it is even a HA Valve and whether it should have any oil anywhere near it.  Hopefully blatchat will work it's usual magic and someone will have had the same problem.

This is the pipe I removed which goes from the plastic plenum to the Ha Valve.

This is looking down at the orange right angle pipe which can rotate.  It sits in the top of the Ha Valve.

This is the view of the Ha Valve from underneath and you can see the oil splatter.  There is also a drop of oil about to spill onto the engine case which would then run down to the bellhousing area.

The bit in the green circle is where the leak is coming from.

Any help greatly appreciate.