Power steering Having trouble locating power steering resevoir. Also need to know if it uses dot 4 fluid.

The power steering resevoir is usually indicated by a red cap with a embosed picture of a steering wheel or road wheel on it. Sometimes it is not coloured but has the embosing on. If all else fails open the and look inside, the steering fluid will be red in colourl

NO! Dot 4 is brake fluid. using this in anything but the brake system is catastrophic. Use only ATF+4 transmission fluid in the power steering system as directed by chrysler.

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The reservoir is mounted on top of PS pump. (You need to find a new mechanic) Check online parts store for pics of your unit - you'll see pic.

1. regular anti-freeze with 50/50 water mix for coolant
2. oil is 10W-30 regular or synthetic
3. brake fluid: DOT 3 OR 4
4. automatic transmission fluid: ATF+4
5. differential without trailer towing package: 80W-90. with trailer package, use 75W-140 synthetic
lube and (4) ounces of friction modifier
6. Transfer case: Dexron IV or multi-vehicle synthetic ATF
7. power steering: standard power steering fluid.

Hi: Open Hood You Have a Plastic Resevoir with a Black Cap On The Cap It Should Say Power Steering Fluid. Get your Car Up To Normal Running Temperture 1st and tyrn your Wheels Back And Forth you'll want to Fill The Power Steering Resevoir to where its Written On The Side Of Your Resevoir MAXIMUN DON't Over Fill it.Get Back In Your Vehicle and Turn Wheels Left To Right All The Way To Get Any Air That Might Be in the Power Steering System.Then REcheck to Make Sure Your Level Is Still Fill To Maximun or Maybe a 1/4 Inch Below The Mark -Maximun. Let Me Know If This Has Helped You Out, By Voting on The Quality On My Solution.
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DOT 3 is fine to use

power steering should be on the left side with a strange green cap that u have to take off with a screwdriver or pair of pliers

Do not use DOT 3 brake fluid in a power steering pump. It will eat away all of the seals and hoses. If you are looking at power steering fluid, any power steering fluid will work. If we are talking about brake fluid, Then yes use DOT 3 brake fluid or DOT 4 break fluid. The top of the master cylinder should tell you which to use.

The power steering leak is creating bubbles in your power steering pump which gets strained more when turning, which causes it to be louder when turning. If you know where your leak is, then fix that, then try to bleed your ps system by filling up with the cap off the resevoir and turning the steering wheel max left to max left with trans fluid. if the noise is still there then your ps pump needs to be replaced along with the ps vsv located on the side of the pump.

Hello, here is a picture of the location of the P/S reservoir: