This is the power steering pump in a Mercedes-Benz 190E (a.k.a W201). The top of the power steering pump is the power steering reservoir.
Simply unscrew the black nut on top, and remove the lid. You should extract the old fluid using something like a turkey baster (which, of course, you should never use on food again). Then fill it mostly to the top (owner's manual says 0.6L).
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Hey man thanks for that info, i actually have been looking for it today as my 190e has a really bad squeak on the passenger side front wheel and im eliminating the causes of this, and one was the power steering id just found it as there wwas no pics where it was located, and then no one has posted how full its meant to be, and now i found this. Your a friggin star mate.
all the way from New Zealand bro.
Mercs i love em. i just havent a friggin clue.
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Thank you for sharing this information. I hope to see more in the future.
Well I thoroughly endorse what a hero you are in putting on the internet this picture. Without you I would have put the power steering fluid in the brake fluid compartment with disastrous results for my 20 year old Mercedes 190E owned from new!
London Lizzie x
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