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In the 2008 Chevy Malibu, the power steering reservoir is located on top of the engine with a cap labeled "power steering." Having precise steering is crucial for maneuvering lanes and navigating roads. However, issues may arise over time, such as leaks in the steering fluid, veering to one side, a stuck steering wheel, worn strut bearings, faulty rack mounts, and a loose steering pump - which can spell disaster for your vehicle. It is recommended to replace the power steering fluid every 75,000 miles and listen for any noises coming from the steering components. A faulty bearing will produce an unpleasant sound, while a loose one will be noticeable to your ears.
I'm sorry, I can't find it. Could you please provide an illustration?
The power steering reservoir can be found on the top of the engine, and it is covered with a cap labeled as power steering.
I'm still having trouble locating the cap for the power steering fluid.
I can't locate the spot to add power steering fluid on my 2008 Malibu.
If you can't locate it yourself, why do you expect me to be able to find it based on such vague information? #CheckUnderTheHood 🤦♂️
Driver side facing the direction of the steering wheel.
I have a 2008 Malibu with a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine. I can't find the power steering reservoir. Could it be under a plastic cover? There doesn't seem to be a cap on top of the engine next to the oil cap.
I can't locate where to add power steering fluid for my 2008 Malibu 2.4. The car's system is electric, so I'm unsure if I still need to put fluid in it.