power steering

Asked by patsy101 Apr 11, 2010 at 06:01 PM

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

where is the power steering resevoir located?

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Mukhtar answered 13 years ago

nowhere. because there is no hydraulic power steering. there is electrical one.

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dkar123 answered 13 years ago

Open the front hood and look for 4 small plastic bottle cover. one of them will read 'Power Steering Fluid'. Thats your resorvior. But most of the car , everyone had to replace a steering lower shaft. You may be lucky if there is no oil and you top it up.

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