Looking at the front of the vehicle, the reservoir will be down near the left side of the engine (driver's side, right behind the fan. It will be a black reservoir with a quarter turn cap. Remove this cap- which also has a dipstick attached- and this is where you add steering fluid.
You can refill your 1986 Toyota Corolla power steering fluid through the power steering reservoir. The power steering reservoir will be on the left-hand side of the engine.
At or near the power steering pump.
Mk1 Mr2's do not have power steering
use dextron II or power steering fluid, this age of car was not picky
Remove cap to power steering reservoir, add fluid, place cap on reservoir when done.
there's a reservoir tank under the hood the cap says power steering fluid which should be near the brake fluid reservoir
Into the power steering unit. Drivers side under hood.
Denise, the fluid goes in the power steering pump resovior at the same place you check the level. Make sure to check the level when the fluid is hot.
My Haynes book says that all Ford Taurus(es) & Mercury Sable(s) from 1986-1990 use Motorcraft Type F automatic transmission fluid for the power steering fluid. The transmission fluid doubles as the power steering fluid.FYI 1986 and 1987 automatic trans-axle fluid is Motorcraft Type H automatic transmission fluid and 1988 onward is Motorcraft Mercon automatic transmission fluid.The brand doesn't matter so much as the right type of fluid.Hope this helps.
yes because brake fluid wont wear out as much No, brake fluid will destroy the seals in the power steering system.
It should be mounted on the front, driver's side of the engine. It will have a belt and pulley, as well as have it's power steering fluid reservoir attached to it.
The power steering lines run between the power steering pump and the rack and pinion.