Is there a particular brake fluid required like there is a particular motor oil? and where is the brake fluid cap located?

On a 2002 mustang it is the reservoir for brake fluid. The fluid level should not be high enough to leak. One way to get too much is if someone adds fluid to the reservoir because the level is low. Its normal for the level to go down as the brake pads wear. The piston pushing on the brake pad requires more fluid to force the brake pad into the brake rotor as the pad wears. If you put more fluid in and later replace your brake pads, the pistons must be pushed back to their original position to install the new pads. Pushing back on the pistons causes a backflow of fluid to the reservoir. Since you added more fluid earlier there is now too much and it can overflow. If this is your problem you can bleed out excess fluid. The valve to bleed the fluid is down behind the wheel near the brake pad calipers.

The brake fluid reservoir does not use a dipstick for checking levels.

The reservoir is located on the driver side of the vehicle in the engine compartment, directly in front of the firewall and to the left of the strut tower.

It has a black cap on it that will have the fluid type required and a warning about cleaning the cap before removing it. This helps prevent anything from contaminating the fluid. If you see that the reservoir is dirty, cleaning it will reveal the fill line for the fluid level. Fill with the described fluid requirement on the cap.

You can easily put in brake fluid yourself. Just make sure you use DOT4 brake fluid (Castrol, etc..) To top up your fluid locate master cylinder (drivers side, white plastic reservoir just in front of driver) remove cap and top up to "full" level (marked on side of reservoir)

transmission fluid doesnt have a filler cap like the oil does . it will require the use of a funnel to add the trans fluid by way of the dip stick tube. locate lwft side rear of the motor.

what does the top of the brake fluid cap say. theres not a lot of difference, dot4 is a better fluid.

all engines require motor oil

If there's no oil cap directly on one of the valve covers (it may have a breather hose attached which connects to the breather element in the breather pan), then some models require adding oil through the dipstick. If this is the case, there should be a cap type dipstick instead of the standard "hook". There are 6 different motors (8 including variations) for your truck so no manual has the exact location of the oil cap. Best of luck and hope I answered your question.
Greg

The power steering resivore is on the left side ( driver side ) of the engine there is a cap for the pump , the brake fluid goes into the master cylinder remove the cap if it needs fluid the oil is either a rubber ( press on pull off ) or metal cap( twist on and off) located on one side of the engines valve covers on most chevrolets driver side as well . never over fill a fluid level .

This almost always if different depending on the shop you take you car to. The best way is to look in your owners manual, pick your diving conditions, normal or extended use, and see what Mistubishi recommends. Should be at least, oil change,rotate,brake inspection, air filter, spark plugs, plug wire set, timing belt. On a Mits with over 100k miles I always recommended Distbutor cap and rotor, Transmission flush(for auto), Induction flush.

Open the hood. Look on the drivers side. Find the Battery. Now as you are facing the vehicle go just to the left and a bit farther in than the battery. There is a yellow cap with the Brake symbol on it. That is the reservoir for the Master Brake cylinder. All the check and fill points have a yellow caps. ie transmission oil, eng oil, rad coolent, brake fluid, and power steering fluid.