Fill the Power Steering reservoir until the dipstick in it reads full.
The powersteering reservoir has the filler tube molded on/in it.
The Power steering pump is located underneath where you put the power steering fluid.
NO NO NO!!!! OMG I hope you did not try that already. Break fluid and powersteering fluid have different properties for different pressures, they are not the same thing and if you put break fluid in your power steering system you will destroy your car.
Which fluid are you referring to? Engine oil? Transaxle fluid? Power steering fluid? Coolant? Brake fluid? We need more info, please.
yes but it's not cost effective and not a that much of a noticeable difference in performance
Usually about 9 litres, depending on the engine. (3L dodge engine is 9)
To add power steering fluid to a 1993 Mazda MX-3, locate the power steering reservoir, which is typically found near the front of the engine bay on the driver's side. The reservoir cap is usually labeled and may be marked with a steering wheel icon. Remove the cap, check the fluid level, and add the appropriate power steering fluid as needed. Always ensure the engine is off and cool before performing this task.
Be very careful NOT to put trans fluid in an engine ! - It goes down the tube that holds trans dipstick, into the transmission.
To add power steering fluid in a Citroën Dispatch, locate the power steering fluid reservoir, which is typically found near the engine, often on the driver's side. The reservoir is usually marked with a steering wheel icon. Remove the cap, check the fluid level, and add the appropriate power steering fluid as needed, ensuring not to overfill it. Always consult your vehicle's manual for specific details related to your model.
Yes , when the engine is cold the coolant should be up to the cold fill mark
Its going to tear up the engine
Start out with 4 QTS. Then start engine and shift the transmission through all the gears 2 or 3 times. Then put it back in park and let engine get warm and then check the fluid level. Add fluid as needed a little at a time till full.