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The power steering fluid reservoir sits on the left side of the engine, nestled between the engine block and the coolant recovery tank. To perform a coolant change, start by popping the hood and locating the radiator positioned at the front of the engine compartment, with a clear or black plastic container connected to it - that's the coolant reservoir. It is equipped with a drain plug, fill plug, and a dipstick for measurement. For a straightforward top-up, check the coolant level and add more as needed. If you're planning a thorough flush, open the drain plug to empty the coolant into a bucket, and you can aid the process by pouring water into the container. Once the water runs clear, you're all set. Close up the drain plug, refill the container to the indicated cool or cold line, as shown by the dipstick, and reseal the cap securely.
What issue could be causing a 2014 Chevy Equinox to not change gears and make a loud noise?
The power steering pump of the 2014 Chevy Equinox sits at the front of the engine, alongside the alternator and air conditioning compressor.