it should be noticable, the leak between th two is easy its just a o-ring seal.just try to locate it first then we will walk you threw it

 

ok awesome! thanks soon as i get off work ill get started on that! yell at yall tomorrow

 

wash it then let that thing sit and run, if you can prop the go fast pedal down so it holds it about 1500 rpms and watch for the oil leak...dont drive it to get it warm it will let the oil go all over the place with it sittin right there, and its nice and hot you should be able to find out where the oil leak is

 

good deal! well start there! let ya know 2morrow

 

If your gonna tear this down it would be a good time to rebuild that vacuum pump while it's out. If you buy a rebuild kit from this guy it comes complete with all the seals, special tools and how to video needed to do the rebuild yourself. Takes about 20 minutes once you have the pump out. FIXINRAMS.COM

 

^^^^^^^^^^^What he said. Super nice guy that will help you out with any questions.

 

So i washed the engine of my truck and all around the vacuum pump and the power steering pump. I think I found the spot where the oil is leaking which is in between the vacuum pump and the power steering pump. Let me know what you think.

 

Yeah, that's where they leak! Fixinrams.com like others said, get the rebuild kit and you'll be set.

 

ok so! where 2 start! do i need 2 drain the power steering pump or will i leak any when i take these 4 bolts out? help me i dont wanna make a huge mess or mess something up thanks

 

At the same point on my to. Just tear it apart rebuilt it and re install .

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Would not hurt to drain it.Put some new in when you are done,you know you are starting out with fresh fluided.This is not a race remember.take your time.