1st you will need about 3-5lts of p/s fluid, depends how dirty it is,
than underneath your P/S fluid resiviour there will be 2 lines going to it pull off the big one that's your return run it into a waist bucket and block off the fitting on the resiviour.
than its as easy as makeing shure that there is allways fluid in the resiviour and run the engine. it will spit the old fluid out the big hose into the bucket, just keep toping it up un till the fluid going into the bucket is a nice clean red. turn off the engine put her back 2gether and your all done, DONT BUY FORTTON SEAL SOFFANER will cause irreversable damage.
There is really no reason to need to flush your powersteering fluid unless it has been contaminated. Saturn has no procedure for flushing your powersteering system. If your system has been contaminated, you can manually change the fluid, easiest way is to use a suction gun and empty the powersteering reservoir. Refill the reservior until full. start the engine and allow it to idle for a few minuites. repeat as needed until the fluid is clean.
easiest way is a powersteering flush service. many auto shops do this.
engine coolant transmission fluid brake fluid injector flush powersteering fluid rear and front differential fluid and transfer case fluid for all wheel drive vehicles but be careful the shop will be more than happy to sell all these services to you, read your owners manual its possible you may have 100k fluid
No, but transmission fluid can be used for power steering...
The powersteering reservoir has the filler tube molded on/in it.
There is no powersteering fluid. It is electronic.
right by the oil
automatic trasmission fluid is the same as powersteering fluid
Drain it into a toilet and flush it
A flush is not the same as a fluid exchange in reference to vehicle maintenance. A flush is a complete emptying of the fluid and washing the lines out with some sort of solvent. A fluid exchange is just the draining of the old fluid and replace with new, clean fluid.
You should not flush 1995 Honda Accord transmission fluid. Transmission fluid should be taken to the appropriate dumping site and disposed of there.
It Is On the driver side (under bonnet) right at the back of the engine next to the brake fluid.