first you need to find out if its leaking from a hose , fittings or even the pump
check your gear box
Every mating surface where there is a possibility of something leaking out.
it may be a loose or corroded hose.look under your car. == It may be leaking from your steering rack into the boots, from your pump seals but most probably from your hoses... www.powerbrakeandsteering.co.za
42,000 gallons of oil leaking in Gulf every day
yes it will every civic from 96 to 2000 will pretty much fit.
If you do not keep your power steering fluid topped off, and/or do not change it once a year, your steering column will most likely start burning from friction of the steering rod and column. The best thing you could do is take it to a mechanic, to see how much damage you've done by not topping off your steering fluid. This is something explained in every owner's manual, but not often read. This is how most mechanics make their money, by people not topping off their power steering fluid. If it isn't looked at soon, then your steering could go out, and you could crash.
every 105k miles
yes there is automatic for every civic model! DX, EX, LX, VX, Si....
Per Honda Civic manual, at every 3 years independent of mileage !
Transmission fluid (Civic CVT manual every 50,000mls,Transmission fluid (A/T or ?/T) auto every 30,000mls
The recommended oil change for a 2002 Honda Civic is every 5,000 miles. If synthetic oil is used oil can be changed every 10,000 miles.
Every year Honda Civic sold could be purchased with a manual transmission.