93 Tempo power steering leak under car

first check fluid levels --power steering--oil--transmission --if power steering low or out pump will sequel look for blown hose or seal----if oil is low or empty than look under around oil filter [hole damaged or blown gasket ] spraying on belt causing sequel if not filter than trace oil leak possible oil pan damaged or gasket crack or head or valve gasket-----if trans low or empty look at pan- gasket ,or damaged check trans cooling lines to radiator-----these are your leak areas under hood your oil pump is internal in oil pan and you usually dont hear it

u should not have to remove pan. if the seal is leaking just replace. when u loosen the bolts it will provide enough room to replace gasket.
if you really have to replace the pan. you have to loosen the motor mounts and jack up the engine a little. be very careful!!!!

On the 1993 Ford Tempo with the 2.3L 4-cylinder engine, the fuel filter is located on the right fender apron near the power steering reservoir.

The oil pump is in the pan you may be leeking oil from the oil sending unit next to the oil filter or the filter may be leeking . get under vehicle after safely securing it wipe off and figure out where it is leaking from if oil pan is rusted through replace oil pan. usually its the oil sending unit switch usually under 20 dollars for part and it screws on and off

Check your steering rack.The lines could be leaking going into it. Or the rack itself is.

there is no power steering fluid,,,,,none,,,its a electric motor thats on the column inside the car under the dash,,,the motor goes bad and overheats and shuts off,you need a new motor for the electric power steering,,,,,no ionhas power steering fluid,,,,the leak you have under the hood is something else,,,maybe on the right side of the engine there is a cam block off plate,that seal leaks alot,,,,

Crankshaft oil seals
Camshaft oil seals
Rocker cover gasket
Sump gasket
Power steering Pump
Power steering rack/box
If you cant find the leak give the engine a good wash down , makes it easier to spot the leak.

there are seals behind the timing cover.when they leak oil drips down and out.my 93 base model leaks oil and coolant from this same place.

on the tempo it is right inside the colum behind the key cyn

JB Weld should work, however, I would recommend actually replacing it or bringing it into a shop for a more permanent fix. The JB Weld will probably only work for a short time and you are better off not taking a risk when it comes to oil, since not enough oil can lead to a siezed engine.