You shouldn't actually NEED to change the fluid, unless you got something in it. If you did, find a hose coming from the power steering pump, take it off, let all the fluid drain into a container, reconnect the hose, install two bottles of fresh Honda fluid (no other will do), start the car and turn the steering wheel full lock to full lock at least ten times. Then shut the engine off, let it sit for a minute and check the fluid level.
Honda does not list changing P/S fluid as a regular schedule maintenance item at any time. I would change it at 100,000 miles and use only Honda P/S fluid.
Red is the "normal" power steering fluid. If you can't get "power steering fluid," Dexron automatic transmission fluid is the same stuff. Clear is Honda power steering fluid.
If you change the brake fluid every 50,000 miles the calibers will last the life of the vehicle.
If you have an electric power steering system, that means you HAVE NO FLUID. Therefore no fluid to change in the 1st place.
The S2000 has electronic power steering hence no power steering fluid.
B = Change oil/filter 1 = Rotate Tires 3 = Change transmission fluid
In the transmission?
If you don't have dry rot in your power steering lines, it does.
The windshield fluid pump in a Honda Element is located behind the front fascia. You will need to remove the fascia and it is right there.
No. Only Honda Genuine.
Honda Genuine Power Steering Fluid part# 5947-01025336
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.