Where do i put in transmission and power sterring fluids?

THE FLUID IS PUT INSIDE THE BONUT JUST OPEN IT AND SEE TERE IS A SPACE TO PUT FLUID FOR STERRING()AND PLS VOTE ME

either too much, or, too little power steering fluid.

it sounds like power sterring, check level of fluid, inspect around pulley, if it is wet or oily looking, the seal is going bad, you can put some power sterring stop leak in it, it will buy you some time until you can change the pump

Do you hear noises while turning the wheel at low speeds or stationary? If you hear a whining noise check the power steering fluid level. A low fluid level would make a whining noise as well as cause stiff steering. If you hear a squealing noise check the power steering belt tension. A slipping belt would cause stiff steering also. If you hear no abnormal noises check to make sure the power steering belt is there. If all of the above check out ok you may have a bad power steering pump, steering gear or a blockage in a pressure line.

This is wrong!!!! This will destroy your car. The power sterring fluid say ATF only, putting power sterring in it will destroy the steering.

Next to your front left light you will find a small plastic filling rod like an oil check rod but totally black. You just have to unscrew it slightly and you can check the Low or Full (L and F indicators) level of your PSO.

Coming to what to put in it. Mk1's accept both ATF oil (Automatic Transmission Fluid - Red colour) and Power steering Fluid (PSF - Green colour). Mixing them is also no specific issue but not recommended.

Please check the hose under the recipient you fill in as it can often be cracked after winter periods.

Cheers

François

THE FLUID IS PUT INSIDE THE BONUT JUST OPEN IT AND SEE TERE IS A SPACE TO PUT FLUID FOR STERRING()AND PLS VOTE ME

The power steering pump/reservoir is down below the pass. side of the engine, right up against the firewall. Will have to reach down between firewall and 2 heater hoses to get to the cap.-

The power steering has two systems a hi pressure and a low pressure, open the hood, fine the power steering compressor , the belt makes the compressor work so once You located the compressor follow the hoses that are attached to the back, follow each at the time, to the steering box, under, front left, and inspect them, also look at the compressor, or the reservoir, TRANSMISSION, 1 look between the motor and the transmission, if Main front seal,2 follow hoses that go to radiator, 3 look for the transmission sump gasket (pan with many bolts all around)4 Rear or axe ls seals

its located on passanger side of motor beside firewall back of motor wil need funel to top up.