I can't figure out where to put power steering fluid in my 2004 chevrolet malibu

If you mean the power steering pump, just look for the pump fluid reservoir. The power steering pump and reservoir are together as an assembly.

The reason you cannot locate a fluid reservoir is because there is none. Your car has an electric power steering. If the problem continues to persist, you may have to replace the power steering pump.

there is a good reason why you can not find the power steering reservoir. It does not have one.

You vehicle has electronic power steering. There is no hydraulic pump, hoses, or reservoir. The steering column has an electric motor and a control unit mounted to it under the dash.

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There is no resivoir to add fliud....in 2004 chevy went to engine assisted power steering

Power Steering Fluid Power steering pumps are ordinarily lubricated with power steering fluid. Use the correct type for the vehicle. Check the owner's manual if you are unsure.

Usually it's a belt driven power steering fluid pump that has hoses that lead to the rack and pinion steering.

Unscrew the cap and add power steering fluid to it there.

If it's power steering fluid, take it to a dealership, i was told chevys power steering fluid is "all electrical"!!!

there is no power steering fluid on a malibu they have electric assisted steering

it is electric power steering

The easiest way for this is to get a Turkey Baster and **** it out.

It should be on the lower right hand side in front of engine, look at your serpentine belt and it should wrap around a pulley that operates the pump, will be small, and if you find the right resivior, it will have a small dipstick attached to the cap, this will be the power steering put, be careful not to overservice, or premature failure may result. It is most likely just low on fluid and when you make a turn the level rises slightly enough to pick up fluid to operate the assisted steering.