[saxon]

ok about 4 years ago it developed a OS leak on the small line going to the rack
tried all kids of "fix's" none worked ordered a replacement part from i forgot were and they sent the wrong line.
didn't want to wait another week so went to junk yard and got a line off a rodeo, well it's leaking again.......

any one have a better fix? or just source another part?




also when warm and coming to a stop the idle drops to around 700 rpm and it stalls starts right back up but on occasion it will stall when slowing and rpm drops.

4L30E auto

 

[turnerd]

power steering leak? in the middle of the line or at the fittings?

have you checked the IAC valve out? might be sticking

 

[Karlvon]

A hydraulic hose shop should be able to make you a new line using you ends.

 

[saxon]

power steering leak? in the middle of the line or at the fittings?

have you checked the IAC valve out? might be sticking

at the fittings, and i should say the hard lines on the rack and pinion

and why would the IAC be causing than issue?

 

[mudoilngears]

Did

at the fittings, and i should say the hard lines on the rack and pinion

and why would the IAC be causing than issue?

you make sure the orings were good?

 

[saxon]

Did

you make sure the orings were good?

the original developed a leek got one off a passport

it worked for about 8 years , now its leaking again either part 115 or 88at the gear box side

 

[turnerd]

at the fittings, and i should say the hard lines on the rack and pinion

and why would the IAC be causing than issue?

could be sticking at the low idle position... they more often stick at far too high of an idle but I've had them get stuck both ways

 

[saxon]

could be sticking at the low idle position... they more often stick at far too high of an idle but I've had them get stuck both ways

3.2 V-6, no IAC

 

[Buster28]

2000 and newer 3.2L V6 no IAC valve, a 1999 3.2L V6 has an IAC valve.

 

[saxon]

2000 and newer 3.2L V6 no IAC valve, a 1999 3.2L V6 has an IAC valve.

location? throttle body i asume?

 

[Buster28]

#22 is the IAC

 

[saxon]

#22 is the IAC

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thank you sir