[Melissa Jean]

Upon finding a small leak in the hot water faucet connector (under the sink) in my kitchen I ran out, bought the same part. I replaced it, no outstanding problems. Turned the water back on, my kitchen was perfect! Now the sink in the bathroom has just about nowater coming out from either temp tap. The sinks share a wall ans I don't know what to do. My husband is going to kill me!!

[hkstroud]

Remove the aerator on the bath tap and see what happens.

[nhkbiz]

We have water coming up at the edge of our front yard by the concrete sidewalk in front of our house. It is a few feet from the city water cap in the sidewalk. The water does not appear to smell or be foul drainage. I called the city water dept who came out, inspected our front lawn edge, opened the cap, and determine it was not their fault. They did have me turn on and off the house water to see if the gauge moved inside the cap (it seemed fine) The only other factor is that we have a underground well in our backyard. The city (nor I) can't determine where the water is coming from. I am looking for expert advice before paying some crazy amount of money to have someone dig up the front of my yard next to the leaking sidewalk in question. (thank you)

[speedball1]

If you have city water you also have city sewer, The raiser, where your sewer connects to the cu=ity's out by the curb. Has anyone thought of checking the connection? Just wondering, Tom