[boredazhell20]

Torn boots on the steering rack caused my power steering fluid to leak. I would check that.

[boredazhell20]

Thanks everybody for your help and encouragement.

[boredazhell20]

Awesome. Thanks for the encouragement spelunkerd and the how-to video Eric.

[boredazhell20]

Wow.

[boredazhell20]

haha I’m not being hot headed.

[boredazhell20]

Yea… good point moparfan.

[boredazhell20]

Thanks for the input moparfan and beefy.

[boredazhell20]

Thanks for the replies. _x000D_
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I am pretty sure the o rings on the expansion valve is the issue. Since a new valve is only 10 dollars I might as well buy a new one that is clean. The evaporator is leaking (not at the connections). It was another cheap part

[boredazhell20]

Bad valves can cause no compression. If you really want to make sure the valves are bad Eric made a great video about how to perform a leak down test. With this test you will know exactly why there is no compression in a motor (blown piston rings, bad exhaust or intake valves.).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgrfT0LFMhc

400 dollars for labor is reasonable since I’ve heard labor for just a valve check (even if there is no adjustment necessary) can range in that price.

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