power steering fluid OLDSMOBILE SILHOUETTE 1998 Owners Manual
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When  you lift the hood,  you'll  see  these items: 
T 
A. 
B. 
C. Underhood Fuse and 
D. 
Relay Center E. 
Remote Positive (+) Terminal E 
Windshield 
Washer G. 
Fluid Reservoir  Radiator 
Pressure Cap 
H. Transaxle Fluid Dipstick 
Power  Steering  Fluid Reservoir 
I. Brake Master Cylinder 
Engine 
Oil Fill  Location J. Air Cleaner 
Engine Oil Dipstick 
IS. Engine Coolant Reservoir 
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Power  Steering  Fluid 
The power  steering  fluid  reservoir  is located to the right 
of the windshield washer  fluid reservoir,  at  the back of 
the  engine  compartment. 
When to Check  Power  Steering Fluid 
It is not necessary to regularly check power  steering 
fluid  unless 
you suspect there is a leak  in the system  or 
you  hear  an unusual noise. 
A fluid  loss in this system 
could  indicate  a  problem. Have the system inspected 
and repaired. 
How To Check  Power  Steering  Fluid 
When the  engine compartment  is cool,  wipe the  cap and 
the top 
of the  reservoir  clean, then unscrew the  cap and 
wipe the  dipstick with a clean rag. Replace the  cap and 
completely tighten 
it. Then remove the  cap again and 
look at the fluid level on the dipstick. 
When  the engine  compartment is hot, 
the level should 
be  at  the 
“H” mark.  When  it’s cold,  the level  should be 
at  the 
“C” mark.  If the fluid is at the ADD mark,  you 
should add  fluid. 
What to Use 
To determine what lund of fluid to use,  see 
“Recommended  Fluids and Lubricants”  in the  Index. 
Always use the proper  fluid. Failure to  use the proper 
fluid can  cause leaks and damage hoses and seals. 
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Part D: Recommended  Fluids 
and  Lubricants 
NOTE:  Fluids and lubricants identified below  by name, 
part number  or specification  may  be obtained from 
your retailer. 
USAGE  FLUID/LUBRICANT 
Engine Oil 
Engine 
Oil with  the American 
Petroleum Institute Certified For 
Gasoline  Engines “Starburst” 
symbol 
of the proper viscosity. To 
determine  the preferred viscosity 
for  your vehicle’s  engine, 
see 
“Engine Oil” in the Index. 
Engine Coolant 
50/50 mixture  of clean water 
(preferably distilled)  and use only 
GM  Goodwrench@ DEX-COOL@ 
or Havoline@ DEX-COOL@ 
Coolant.  See “Engine Coolant”  in 
the  Index. 
USAGE ~ 
Hydraulic Brake 
System 
- 
Parking Brake 
Cable Guides 
Power  Steering 
System 
Automatic 
Transaxle 
Key Lock 
Cylinders 
FLUIDLUBRICANT 
Delco Supreme 11 @ Brake Fluid 
(GM  Part 
No. 12377967  or 
equivalent  DOT-3 Brake Fluid). 
Chassis  Lubricant  (GM Part 
No. 12377985  or equivalent)  or 
lubricant meeting requirements  of 
NLGI 
# 2, Category  LB or 
GC-LB. 
GM Power  Steering  Fluid (GM 
Part 
No. 1052884 - 1 pint, 
10500 17 - 1 quart,  or  equivalent). 
DEXRON@-111  Automatic 
Transmission Fluid. 
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Passenger  Compartment Air Filter Replacement ....... 6-16 
Passenger  Position 
.................... 1.38.1.53.  1.54 
Periodic  Maintenance  Inspections 
.................. 7-33 
Accessory  Outlet 
............................. 2-81 
DoorLocks ................................... 2-5 
Option  Fuses ................................ 6-56 
Rear  Quarter  Windows 
......................... 2-51 
Remote  Control  Mirror 
........................ 2-64 
Sliding  Door  Light 
............................ 2-97 
Power  Steering  Fluid 
............................ 6-25 
How to  Check ............................... 6-25 
Pregnancy,  Use  of Safety  Belts 
.................... 1-37 
Problems  on  the  Road 
............................ 5-1 
Publications,  Service  and  Owner 
................... 8-10 
Passing 
....................................... 4-13 
Power 
Seat 
......................................... l-3 
Steering .................................... 4-11 
Windows 
................................... 2-50 
Whattouse 
................................. 6-25 
Whentocheck 
............................... 6-25 
..................................... Radiator  5-21 
Radiator  Pressure  Cap ........................... 6-24 
Radio  Reception 
................................ 3-25 
Radios,  Steering  Wheel Controls 
................... 3-24 
Rain,  Driving  In 
................................ 4-  18 
Cargo  Lamp 
................................. 2-63 
Radios 
....................................... 3-10 
ReadingLamps 
................................ 2-63 
Rear  AirVents 
.................................... 3-8 
............................... Climate  Control  3-6 
Comfort  Controls .............................. 3-7 
Fancontrol .................................. 3-6 
Outside  Seat  Position .......................... 1-46 
Safety  Belt  Comfort  Guides 
..................... 1-50 
SeatAudio 
.................................. 3-18 
Seatpassengers 
.............................. 1-47 
Seats 
.........,.............................. l-6 
Storage ..................................... 2-71 
Towing 
..................................... 5-12 
Window  Defogger ............................. 3-5 
Windshield  Washer 
........................... 2-55 
Rearview  Mirror,  Inside  Daymight 
................. 2-64 
Reclining  Front Seatbacks 
......................... 1-4 
Recovery 
Tank, Coolant .......................... 5-18 
Refrigerants, Air Conditioning .................... 6-65 
Compact  Disc  Player 
.......................... 3-20 
Operation 
of the  Power  Sliding  Door ............. 2-10 
Remote  Lock  Control 
............................. 2-8 
Operaton 
..................................... 2-9 
Battery  Replacement .......................... 2-11 
Resynchronizing 
............................. 2-12 
Captain’s  Chairs 
.............................. 1-22 
Remote 
Removing  Bucketseats ................................. l-16 
SplitBenchSeat  1-10 .............................. Replacement 
Bulbs 
...................................... 6-a 
Parts 
....................................... 6-65 
Wheel 
...................................... 6-45 
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