Easy, take off return line at pump, plug fitting on pump, small piece of pipe to connect to return line, a long hose in to pail, have someone start car turn steering back and forth while you keep pump full. takes a gallon more if dirty.
No!
Its at the back and below the engine.. to fill it pull the dipstick marked POWER STEERING which is at the back of the engine to the left of the airfilter box.. and add fluid to the level marks on the dipstick
could be several places, power steering hose, rack and pinion (or steering gear box) or power steering pump.
If the reservoir keeps losing fluid.
Not as bad as putting a little bit of power steering fluid in the brake reservoir, but I would have the power steering system flushed just the same. Problems wouldn't happen soon but in the long term they will.
Flush it
eny power steering fluid will work
I paid $ 129.99 at the GM dealership for power steering flush & fill with synthetic fluid.
You need to flush the power steering fluid on a 2003 Toyota Highlander every two to three years. You should check the fluid levels weekly.
in the power steering pump silly...
Into the power steering reservoir.
A person adds power steering fluid under the hood of the car to the power steering fluid reservoir. It is labeled power steering, on a yellow twist cap.
Automatic transmission fluid is used for the power steering system.
You will screw your steering system. You need to flush steering system ASAP. And of course do not drive with engine oil in steering.
You can use generic power steering fluid or GM 89021184 fluid. If you're really stuck somewhere you can use trany fluid but power steering fluid is the best.
Water in fluid as a result of leak or condensation. Time to flush and refill with new.
It is part of the power steering pump assembly.