No, they do differ among engines. They are generally easy enough to find. Kind of like where there is smoke there is fire! Find the drive belts, you'll find the pump.
The power steering belt on the n15 Nissan Pulsar is located between the passenger cab and the engine. This is a difficult area to work on at home. It may be best to see a professional as exposure of the area is difficult to achieve.
The power steering reservoir is located under the hood in this application. The power steering reservoir will be marked with a removable cap having the symbol of a steering wheel on it. It will be accessible directly from the top of the engine area without any special tools necessary to check the fill level.
The Power Steering unit is located under the alt. Make sure the engine is cold. Very tight area. I connected a rubber hose to the bottom of my funnel.
Power steering hoses Pump Steering rack
The measurement stick should clearly have "Power Steering" marked on it and should be located in the general area of your PS pump. The pump can be located in different places for different engines and years. Look for a T-handle marked "Power Steering."
the dotted area on the steering wheel.
most of them are on a recall from gm,, they did mine twice, then it was still there, all they do is pop the steering wheel off and grease down the tube. my noise came back , and after having the powersteering pump take a dump, and i replaced it , wah la , the noise is now gone,,, so i believe the noise has alway's been with the faulty power steering pumps and not the column area...
no your steering will just become very heavy and you will loose all of your power steering
Natural gas is located underground and can be found in coal beds. It is recovered by a machine that pumps it out of the gound in pipelines into a storage area.
Notchy feel when turning the steering wheel Noise from the pump area when wheels are turned Possible stiffness when turning steering wheel.
Most are located under dash/steering column area drivers side
On the right center area when the hood is open, there is a fluid cap with what looks to be a steering wheel on it. That is where you add the Power Steering fluid. Check your Owners/Operators Manual for a picture of it.