In any car the easiest way is to locate the return hose that brings the fluid back to the pump and stick the end of it in a least a gallon container. Then start the car and pour fresh fluid in the filler neck(where you check the fluid level). When the fluid comes out clear, the system is flushed
The tricky part is making sure you do not run out of fluid in the pump. If you do, you may cause an air pocket in the line or the steering rack.
It may take 3 people to do this: One to make sure the end of the hose stays in the dirty fluid container. One to pour new fluid in and make sure it does not empty out.
One to start and stop the car.
I really suggest having a shop do this as they have power steering flushing machines that just have 2 hoses that go in the fluid resevoir. One bringing in clean fluid and one that takes out the old. This lessens the chance of messing up the threads on the hoses or a leak from not getting the hose end sealed properly.
You need to use Honda power sterring fluid. It say so on the power sterring cap inside the hood. I would recommend Honda brake fluid as well to be sure.
show me where to add power sterring fluid to my 1999 beetle
Standard GM power sterring fluid available at GM dealers.
In the tube which has an orange cap on it.
You may have over filled the reservoir and the fluid will expand as it heats up and come out the cap.
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Where d oyou poor the power steering fluid for 2000 acura tl
At the power steering reservoir.
There is a technical classification for what type of oil it is, but if you are just looking to buy some for your car look for Honda Power Steering Fluid. Yes, Acura is made by Honda. You can always go to your dealership and get "Acura" fluid, but it really is just Honda fluid with a new Acura sticker on it. I wouldn't recommend any Honda or Acura dealership to get fluid from. They overcharge, so just go to a local auto parts store and look for "Honda Power Steering Fluid". Many companies make it.
Look under the hood on the drivers side of the vehicle, there should be a little jug that has the words (ATF) written on the top. That is were you fill the power steering fluid.
Motorcraft MERCON automatic transmission fluid in the 1999 Ford Windstar power steering ( according to the Owner Guide )
Take of the cap on the power steering pump (located on the front lower drivers side of the motor), and the power steering fluid dip stick is attached to the bottom side of the cap.