Need to know what symbol represents power steering fluid on 2004 chevy impala

Found this picture in your owners manual. The legend says H is the location, look under the generator.
If you want to look at your owners manual online for free,
my.gm.com has your owners manual.

With the 3.4 engine, it is on the passenger side at the front of the engine, on top. With a 3.8 it is down between the engine and firewall on the passenger side. below the alternator.

ck. p.s hoses 4 leakage fill pump have someone turn wheel back & forth look 4 leak

Power steering fluid- any type from any parts store will do. Transmision OIL-dEX 3 IS RECOMENDED. This can be bought at any parts store.

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i think it's behind the engine. i believe your impala is FWD so it should be in the area where the rear spark plugs are

i have an impala Ls 3.8 liter and (not sure about the 3.4 liter) but mine is located in the back of the engine near the middle. and get a long thin funnel because its down a little ways.

If it is a line no it usually isn't big or expensive. If it is your pump that is expensive for the part but usually not to bad to do. But first see if it is that or if you live where it is really cold it could have just overflowed.

if you have a hydraulic power steering pump it is located on the side next to the firewall and serpentine belt. useing a flash light may help.if your steering is electric there is no fluid.the electric motor is under the dash on the drivers side. hope this helps.

Locate the cap to the power steering fluid reservoir
Remove cap and fill reservoir with GM Power Steering Fluid (P/N 89021184) or any fluid a knowledgeable parts department says is compatible. It may not look like much but there are a few dozen steering fluids available out there and lots of systems aren't compatible with many of them (wrong fluid will disintegrate seals, pumps, etc...)