Which side do u put the transmission fluid and which side does the powers steering fluid go in a 2001 lincoln ls v6 engine

Hi Danny,I have a 2004 Lincoln LS, 3.0 haven't had that problem so far,have 125.000 miles on it.Here's a video I found on your sensor,a lot of things are put on our engines that are hard to get to,like the spark plugs. Lincoln ls 2001 V6 3 0 temperature sensors YouTube

THAT IS NOT A PROBLEM, YOU CAN USE TRANSMISSION FLUID ALSO. JUST DO NOT PUT IN BRAKE FLUID RESERVOIR, THAT WOULD BE HUGE PROBLEM.

On a V6 driver side front of engine in hose assy,
in front of power steering pump

On a V8 behind the Throttle Body, hard to miss that one,
the radiator hose goes to it.

The LS and Ford T-Bird -only.
Only Ford 3.9 lt V8
Don't know on the V6

You have NO reason to top off ANY fluids,if you think about it. If you had a leak,you would repair it. Fluids don't get consumed. You can do whatever you want,it is your vehicle. On the LS and most fords the instructions are on the bottom of the trans oil pan. The fill,is the plug on the tail housing. You have,to have the correct filler container and a compressor,to blow it in, or make up one. Mercon V -on the fluid. You have to put the car on 4 jack stands,to get under it, and better know where to support it. I have a 2004 LS and it isn't very easy to work on. I assume you have issues,or the trans shop wouldn't have been mentioned. The solenoid trans pack,fail on these, as well as the TPS,EGR,and many Ignition coils. Change/flush the Power Steering Fluid. Regular Mercon, not V. Don't forget the Cabin Filter,under the plastic wiper cowl cover,pass side. Gas filter behind driver side wheel well, plastic cover,remove tire first. Push on release with fingers,don't pry up with screw driver?

No dip stick on a Ford. Not many anymore. Instructions on bottom of trans pan You better change all your vehicles trans fluid every couple years, like the old days (1970's) or you will be very sorry when the trans goes. Also flush the power steering, as soon as you read this. No vehicle fluids get low UNLESS there is a leak, Then you fix the leak. Flush the brakes also, on all your vehicles.

called the dealership? thanks

power steering unit probably going out !! Have you checked the fluid level in the power steering pump!!swampratt200!!AAAEEE!!!

It is on the Driver side of engine in between the COP's (Coil on plugs) simply unplug the wire use a 19 or 3/4 deep well socket and unscrew it and put it new one... The whole process should only take 10-15 minutes.

It is actually on the passengers side near the engine wall the pump and reservoir are made as one You will need a flash light follow the drive belt down past the alternator to the powersteering pump look for a black lid with a yellow steering wheel on top. The whole steering system takes only 3/4 quart of dextron automatic transmission fluid so do not over fill.