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Re: 1991 Nissan Altima Do I use power steering fluid or ATF for the Power steering resevior?

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Re: 1991 Nissan Altima Do I use power steering fluid or ATF for the Power steering resevior?

b.rehberg@gmail.com25 Oct 2006 15:28
My 1995 Nissan truck used ATF.  I only know because it was printed on
the reservoir cap.  Check around under the hood for the type and
capacity.

> I noticed the power steering reservoir is empty on my 1991 Nissan
> Altima. Or at least the dipstick doesn't touch anything. I was
> wondering if I should top it off with Power steering fluid or
> Automatic transmission fluid? I know some cars used to use ATF instead
> of power steering fluid but I'm not sure about Nissan. TIA

Redeyesurfer24 Oct 2006 21:29
I noticed the power steering reservoir is empty on my 1991 Nissan
Altima. Or at least the dipstick doesn't touch anything. I was
wondering if I should top it off with Power steering fluid or
Automatic transmission fluid? I know some cars used to use ATF instead
of power steering fluid but I'm not sure about Nissan. TIA

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