Need to add power steering fluid for 1997 Infiniti J30

Check the air filter,Check the coolant.Check transmission fluid,Check power steering fluid.Check break fluid.Check oil and change if needed.Look for leaks,crawl under and see if their are any leaks.See what the belt look's like as the engine is running.Check the heater and a.c.Check the brake pads.

The pump could be failing or there could be a restriction in one of the lines.

do a pin test on fuses one of them is blown! look in your service manual for loction

1. Remove the fan blade.
2. Remove the air induction pump.
3. Loosen up the alternator.
4. Remove that belt.
5. Lower coolant.
6. Remover water pump neck housing.
7. Now you can access the thermostat.

• Hope this helps.

Under hood, center, upper engine area, mounted in front of intake manifold.

It should look like this. The left/dark part of the sensor is the connector and the reddish part screws into the engine component

Regular tune ups
Regular Tune ups
Regular tune ups
Regular tune ups
Regular tune ups
Regular tune ups
Regular tune ups

Includes: Oil & oil filter, fuel filter, air filter, every 6 months if you drive it a lot.
At that time check spark plugs, spark plug wires, distributor cap, rotor. and replace if necessary.

Change trans fluid and filter every 2 years if you drive it a lot, other wise 3-4 years.

Switch to synthetic oil. It's worth the price.
Don't add any "additives". They shouldn't be necessary and may actually do more harm than good.

Watch how you drive.
Watch how you drive
Watch how you drive
Watch how you drive.
Watch how you drive.

Don't lend it to anyone.
Don't lend it to anyone
Don't lend it to anyone.

The steering fluid reserve is on top of the power steering pump which is located behind the engine block (between engine and passenger compartment) on passenger seat side of vehicle. The steering pump has a large pulley that is driven by the serpentine belt, it is lower than the alternator which has a small pulley. The steering fluid reserve is directly on top of the steering pump, it's not too easy to reach (you will get dirty) but you can twist the plastic cap on top of it to the left to remove and there should be a dipstick attached to the cap. You may need to use a funnel or tube to add fluid.

Take it in and get the "code read". It is on for a reason, and will not go off til the problem is fixed and the code cleared out.

I've only had experience with struts, running lights, trunk gaskets and various under-hood brackets; so far everything has been interchangeable. It may not look EXACTLY the same, but it fits. Hope it helps!

Could be....I would first very simply check the gas cap. A loose or cracked gas cap could cause an O2 (oxygen) sensor to react and light up your "check engine" light. if the cap is indeed tight it may be an actual faulty sensor, in which case I would have your ODB plug under the steering wheel read by the infiniti dealer. Devoe infiniti is great here in Naples, FL!
Hope this helps,
NGK