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2000 Buick Regal power steering pump was whining for couple of days. When I put fluid in finally, I accidentally started it up with the cap off well then my car started to make a knocking noise and I

Yesterday as I was waiting for my son to get out of school I noticed that the sound has completely disappeared. But this morning starting up with it being 19 degrees the sound was back. Up until it warmed up completly by the time I got to the school. But it all started with a whining power steering pump and adding fluid.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 19, 2008

SOURCE: Power Steering pump appears to be leaking but is full????

Just guessing. Could it be a warped brake disk? That would cause vibration. And vibration in steering might conceivably cause splashing out the power steering reservoir. You would know if the disk were warped by a shudder when you brake at hight speeds.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 04, 2009

SOURCE: Power Steering Fluid???

The power steering pump is located under the alternator near the firewall. It is hard to get to so you most likely need a funnel with a flex pipe to reach it without making a huge mess. I hope this is helpful.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 22, 2009

SOURCE: lost owner manual for 92 Buick Regal custom-power steering fluid

The reservoir should be located under the hood on the passenger side, above serpentine belt. Guide your eyes backwards towards the mid section of the engine on the passenger side. the small reservoir will have a small turn cap on top. (passenger side off vehicle)

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 05, 2009

SOURCE: 93 Buick Lesabre custom 3.8 L with engine knock and stalling

if you can turn the serpentine belt either direction by hand at all you probably need a harmonic balancer..or just look in the passenger wheelwell at the h/balencer and see if the rubber is cracked all the way around.. just fixed one with that issue

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 09, 2009

SOURCE: 2000 buick regal lse 3.8 wont start or turn over

several things to check out:

get it started and go have the battery, alternator, and voltage regulator tested. No charge at most parts stores.

IF they all test ok then you will need to remove the starter and have it tested. The solenoid could be bad. Was it wet outside the day it wouldnt start? if so then oisture is probably getting into the solenoid.

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On the engine? in the car? under the car?

in the reservoir that says power steering fluid only on the cap should be on the passenger side of the car. either down by the power steering pump or up on the inner fender depending on which engine you have.
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Lost owner manual for 92 Buick Regal custom-power steering fluid

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Power Steering Fluid???

The power steering pump is located under the alternator near the firewall. It is hard to get to so you most likely need a funnel with a flex pipe to reach it without making a huge mess. I hope this is helpful.
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Just went to a dealer today for my 2000 regal. It took them a while, but they showed me where my power steering cap was.

It is black and very hard to see. You need a small flashlight (LED recommended), and then need to look on the left side behind the engine and in front of where the glove box is. WAY down, under some hoses, and adjacent to the engine is the power steering cap (I'd estimate about 8-10" down). The best way to see it is to lean into the engine from the front while standing to the left of the center of the car. Lean forward and place the flashlight pointing down and slightly to the left behind the engine and at a level just below the block. Good luck!!
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