This really helped. It wasn't very much difficult once he explains where all the fluids are located and how to measure the levels. Thanks for making this.
This was a very informative and detailed video. I recently bought a 2021 Elantra and this answered any questions I may have had on the fluids in my car.
Thank you so much! This was VERY INFORMATIVE! Now I want to see one where you explain about the brake lights. My brake lights don’t work, but I have personally disarmed both sides and have replace the bulbs about 3x now :/
@@VirarAutomotive I have had my 2017 Elantra since 2016 and I have had to replace my back brake lights at least 15x the headlights 3x the only one I have never done is the 3 backlight.
I learned so much from this video. Ive been under the hood of my car many times. And this is a good video explaining where and how to check the fluids. Also. I knew exactly what he was saying. Great video 👍🏼
Glad you found them useful. Check out the playlist which has the videos made for the 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra Hyundai Elantra (2017-2018): th-cam.com/play/PLFtKj3oFrQPPPbwWkvuxXsqWDD4WYxfXx.html
What a great video. Very well explained. I was looking for a video on a 2014 i10, I'm guessing it the same procedure? Are the oil or brake fluid any different to the ones you are showing here?
Why most don't show you where the Transmission fill and or drain plugs are tho ? I got a 2017 Tucson.. I think I've located the drain plug, but can't seem to find where to check the levels or the fill port .. anyone has any ideas
Well so technically the transmission fluid is filled for life. Doesn't need to be changed at all. So that is the reason why there is no dipstick or port to check the fluid level. However it is possible to do a complete flush and refill of the transmission fluid. Here is a video for it that should help. th-cam.com/video/Um5NJwNZlgI/w-d-xo.html
@@VirarAutomotive my dealer wants to do some service on my car saying to change the steering fluid in a 2017 Elantra SE. I guess it is not necessary yet, right?
Steering fluid ? There is no power steering fluid on this car. It has a electric power steering which is operated using an electric motor, no fluid there.
Glad I could help! I just use the Prestone All Makes and Model. www.walmart.ca/en/ip/prestone-asian-vehicle-5050-antifreeze-coolant-blue-yellow/6000199587300
I am trying to determine the drain & fill plug on the 2017+ 6MT Manual Transmission so I can change that fluid. Do you have any pictures or diagrams of the actual plugs? TIA
Honestly any premixed one would work for the Veloster as long it says 'all makes and models' on the bottle. That would ensure that there are no sulphates and other similar chemicals in the coolant.
The default is green color I believe. If you have to top off, you can get the type I show in the video. This type of coolant is compatible with all fluids colors
www.amsoil.ca/p/oe-multi-vehicle-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-otf/ www.amsoil.ca/p/signature-series-multi-vehicle-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atf/ www.amsoil.ca/p/signature-series-fuel-efficient-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atl/ Either one of them should be good. Or you can use similar Automatic transmission fluid from another brand. I would try and get the Synthetic Automatic transmission fluid if possible.
Hi sir ... I have Hyundai Elantra DOHC SEL engine 2.0 2019 Model My Question is about transmission fluid capacity and type fluid which type of ATF needed? Thanks
This is a great video exactly how much fluid you need, which fluid type and how to change it. Hopefully it helps. th-cam.com/video/Um5NJwNZlgI/w-d-xo.html
It should be 4 Liters ( 4.23 US quarts) if you are doing a oil change with a new oil filter. Engine oil is usually sold in 5 US Quart (4.73 Liters) jugs. So if you are planning on doing an oil change, you may get one of these 5 Quart jugs and it should be more than plenty. Hopefully this helps. :)
The transmission fluid is 'filled for life' according to Hyundai. That means they claim that it does not have to be changed for the life of the vehicle. As a result there is no dipstick or any other visible way to easily check the transmission fluid. However, in reality you may want to get your transmission fluid replaced at about 70000-80000 miles (112000-130000 kms).
@@VirarAutomotive my daughter has one and she said it isnt shifting i figured it was low and went to check it and no dipstick to be found which is something ive never heard of in a vehicle
Yeah these new vehicles tend to come with transmissions which are 'sealed for life'. Sometimes the reason it doesn't shift is not mechanical but electrical. Some electrical sensor or the transmission computer module might be the issue. Sorry coudknt be of more help.
Thank you for the kind words. This vehicle has a Electric power steering. No hydraulic power steering like older models, so no power steering fluid to worry about.
www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/prestone-all-vehicles-50-50-premixed-antifreeze-coolant-3-78-l-0293023p.html Prestone 50-50 Premixed. You can use this. It is compatible with your 2017 Hyundai Elantra
You can't check the transmission fluid. There is no dipstick or view port. If you like however you can drain and refill the fluid. You will need to jack up the car for that.
I don't have the 2014 Hyundai Elantra with me right now. When I am able to get that car I will try and make a video showing how to access the fuel filter.
I used this one top off my coolant. Prestone 128 fl. oz. Antifreeze/Coolant www.homedepot.com/p/Prestone-128-fl-oz-Antifreeze-Coolant-AF2100/204799736 You can find it at any auto parts store/Walmart/Amazon/Home Depot
Depends on the country and trim.In Canada, my 2018 Elantra GL does not come with TPMS. And 2017/2018 are the same, no changes, I don't imagine 2017 Elantra GL would have TPMS either.
Electric power steering system., so no power steering fluid to worry about. Power steering fluid is needed when it's a hydraulic power steering system. It was much more common on cars prior to 2010's
I don't know for sure. Please refer to this video. It shows exactly how much fluid it takes and how to perform the oil flush. Hopefully it helps. th-cam.com/video/Um5NJwNZlgI/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately I didn't have a manual transmission vehicle with me when I was filming the video. For the most part the clutch fluid reservoir would be right besides the brake fluid reservoir, or in a lot of vehicles, the same reservoir is shared for brake fluid and clutch fluid. Hopefully this helps. The clutch fluid should never really go low, unless ofcourse if there is a leak.
No power steering fluid in this vehicle as it has a electric power steering system. So no power steering pump, no fluid, no leaks, no top-ups, less worries! 😁👍
Not direct water no. For windshield wash I use windshield washer fluid as it does not freeze in the winter here in Canada. For coolant I use the proper pre-mixed coolant.
If it's a recurring problem then coolant is being used somewhere, either there is a leak somewhere in the cooling system (radiator, heater core, hoses, water pump ) or the head gasket is bad and coolant is burning in the engine. But I would just top off the coolant for now and keep an eye on it
The transmission fluid is not easily checkable or needs to be topped off. The transmission is 'sealed' for life. Technically you don't need to check or top off fluid for the rest of the car but if you drive the vehicle under sever conditions like towing or mainly city/hill region driving, short distances only then you may need to do a transmission fluid flush and refill periodically
For all Hyundai Elantra since 2011, the power steering is an electric system, not a hydraulic one. Hence no power steering fluid or reservoir to worry about. 😊
Thanks. I'm just hearing sounds when I turn the steering wheel. So that's why I thought it was that. Do you know what that could be? Thanks for your quick reply
Sorry I couldn't say for sure. It could be a multitude of reasons. If you are turning the steering when the vehicle is stationary, could be the ball joints or upper strut mount. But again , can't say for sure
James Reagan hey James, I have a 2017 Hyundai Elantra and am also experiencing sounds when steering, I know I’m a few months late to the part here lol but out of curiosity could you go into more detail as to what you are or were experiencing? For example, for me, it’s a clunk type of sound, but it seems to only happen right after I start the car and steer after it’s been sitting. It seems to only “clunk” a couple of times before it stops, it’s not a constant thing which is a bit odd to me. My current theory is it’s an issue of some kind with the power steering motor, so that’s what I will be taking a look at. I figure if you are still having an issue and if it’s similar maybe we can help each other a little by sharing information on what we find out or what we have found out :)
Transmission is sealed. no easy way to check the transmission fluid level or fluid check. If you want there is a way to drain and refill the transmission fluid. However for that there would need to be jacked up.
You may add transmission fluid but you need tools and a jack to do so. But like I said the transmission is sealed and so it doesn't really need fluid top offs or for the fluid condition to be checked regularly.
If you are looking for the power steering fluid because yes in older cars that hydraulic power steering, low fluid level could cause the steering difficult to turn. This vehicle has an electronic power steering, so no power steering fluid.
That's correct. No power steering fluid as this is a electric power steering system. Older vehicles with a hydraulic power steering system worked on fluid. This one works on just an electric motor. No fluids.
This car has an electric power steering that works using an electric motor. So no hydraulic power steering pump and no power steering fluid to worry about.
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Windshield washer fluid 00:43
Engine coolant 01:49
Engine Oil 03:30
Brake Fluid 05:25
Transmission Fluid 07:16
This really helped. It wasn't very much difficult once he explains where all the fluids are located and how to measure the levels. Thanks for making this.
Glad to head that you found the video helpful!
This was a very informative and detailed video. I recently bought a 2021 Elantra and this answered any questions I may have had on the fluids in my car.
Glad to hear that!
Duuuude tytytyty I just picked up a 2018 Elantra and this is incredibly helpful!
Thank you for your kind words. Glad to hear that you found it useful 😊
This guy is good! That was well-informed, succinct and very helpful. Great video in all respects! Bravo!!
Thank you very much for your kind words!
I am having a glitch in my steering wheel and my husband being a mechanic could not find a place for fluid? Thank you for the fluid info :)
Glad to help
Thank you so much! This was VERY INFORMATIVE! Now I want to see one where you explain about the brake lights.
My brake lights don’t work, but I have personally disarmed both sides and have replace the bulbs about 3x now :/
Thanks. You mean you have had to replace the brake light bulbs 3X now? That is unusual. Those bulbs tend to last for a long time.
@@VirarAutomotive I have had my 2017 Elantra since 2016 and I have had to replace my back brake lights at least 15x the headlights 3x the only one I have never done is the 3 backlight.
I learned so much from this video. Ive been under the hood of my car many times. And this is a good video explaining where and how to check the fluids. Also. I knew exactly what he was saying. Great video 👍🏼
Glad it was helpful!
REALLY? YOU ARE LIER.
Very good presentation.
Thank you. Glad you found it useful!
Thank you! This helped a lot!
You are very welcome!
Thank You! I looked all over for the transmission filler cap....
You are welcome !
This is great! Hoping to see more informative videos specially those dat applies to elantra.
Glad you found them useful. Check out the playlist which has the videos made for the 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra
Hyundai Elantra (2017-2018): th-cam.com/play/PLFtKj3oFrQPPPbwWkvuxXsqWDD4WYxfXx.html
Great tips. Thank you.
Glad to hear that you found it useful! Have a nice weekend!
The best
You are welcome!
I am a new driver...thank you very much!
Glad to hear that you found it useful 😊
What a great video. Very well explained. I was looking for a video on a 2014 i10, I'm guessing it the same procedure? Are the oil or brake fluid any different to the ones you are showing here?
Thank you. It should be very similar. I don't have a 2014 i10, so I couldn't confirm, but yes they should be very similar.
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Great video. It saved a couple of hundreds dollars.
Glad to hear that! 😁👍
Thank you come again
Glad you found it useful!
Great video.
How often should I change the engine oil?
I believe the oil change interval for the 2.0L Engine is 7500 Miles (12000 kms). Whenever in doubt always refer to the owner's manual.
@@VirarAutomotive Thanks!!😄
Great video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Why most don't show you where the Transmission fill and or drain plugs are tho ? I got a 2017 Tucson.. I think I've located the drain plug, but can't seem to find where to check the levels or the fill port .. anyone has any ideas
Well so technically the transmission fluid is filled for life. Doesn't need to be changed at all. So that is the reason why there is no dipstick or port to check the fluid level. However it is possible to do a complete flush and refill of the transmission fluid. Here is a video for it that should help. th-cam.com/video/Um5NJwNZlgI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for being so helpful with your amazing explanations
Happy to help!
Not gonna lie he got me with the hair switch up, I thought it was his twin
haha! Yeah that outro video is from a few years ago.
Muy buen vídeo, muy académico, te felicito. Un abrazo desde colombia
¡Gracias por sus amables palabras!
Thank you, very useful.
You are welcome. Glad you liked it. Be sure to check out our other videos for the 2018-2018 Hyundai Elantra
Thankyou!
You're welcome!
Great videos u have! Easy to follow! Can u do a video on changing of windshield wipers?
When I get a chance to access this vehicle again, I will try and make the video.
Thank you so much for making this video! You're awesome!
Glad it was helpful!
What about the power steering system?
It's an electric power steering system. Not a hydraulic based one, so we don't have to worry about the power steering fluid.
Disregard, found out they don't have one since 2011.
Yup. That's correct. 😊
@@VirarAutomotive my dealer wants to do some service on my car saying to change the steering fluid in a 2017 Elantra SE. I guess it is not necessary yet, right?
Steering fluid ? There is no power steering fluid on this car. It has a electric power steering which is operated using an electric motor, no fluid there.
Thank you for this awesomeness Virar. What kind of coolant should I use I don't remember if you mentioned it or not?
Glad I could help! I just use the Prestone All Makes and Model.
www.walmart.ca/en/ip/prestone-asian-vehicle-5050-antifreeze-coolant-blue-yellow/6000199587300
Thank you. Great share
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am trying to determine the drain & fill plug on the 2017+ 6MT Manual Transmission so I can change that fluid. Do you have any pictures or diagrams of the actual plugs? TIA
Unfortunately I don't have any pictures or diagrams on me. I'll try and find soemthing and if I am able to I will post the link here.
@@VirarAutomotive I'm gonna go to a dealer parts counter and see if they can show me a blow up of the 6MT
So do Hyundai Elantras have a Power Steering Fluid Reservoir?
Not after 2011. After 2011 Hyundai Elantra has an electric power steering system. So no need for a power steering pump, fluid or fluid reservoir
Great video, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Great money saving advices so I don't have to go to the dealers.
Save money, save time. Also you save driving those miles to the dealer. Save the environment. Think green.
Yup!... precisely why I've been trying to learn as much .. because these darn dealers and shops has no mercy
Glad to hear that you found it useful
What's the best coolant/antifreeze for a Hyundai Veloster 2016
Honestly any premixed one would work for the Veloster as long it says 'all makes and models' on the bottle. That would ensure that there are no sulphates and other similar chemicals in the coolant.
Thanks 😊
What color of anti coolant does it use?
The default is green color I believe. If you have to top off, you can get the type I show in the video. This type of coolant is compatible with all fluids colors
Where is the reservoir for the transmission fluid?
Sir what kind if transmission fluid usually use in 2019 hyundai elantra se? Thank you.
www.amsoil.ca/p/oe-multi-vehicle-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-otf/
www.amsoil.ca/p/signature-series-multi-vehicle-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atf/
www.amsoil.ca/p/signature-series-fuel-efficient-synthetic-automatic-transmission-fluid-atl/
Either one of them should be good. Or you can use similar Automatic transmission fluid from another brand. I would try and get the Synthetic Automatic transmission fluid if possible.
Hi sir ...
I have Hyundai Elantra DOHC SEL engine 2.0
2019 Model
My Question is about transmission fluid capacity and type fluid which type of ATF needed?
Thanks
And how much quarts or Liter fluid capacity Needed?
Which Way is better to changing automatic transmission fluid My Car 🚗?
This is a great video exactly how much fluid you need, which fluid type and how to change it. Hopefully it helps. th-cam.com/video/Um5NJwNZlgI/w-d-xo.html
Would this be the same for my 2019 Hyundai Elantra SEL?
Yes it should be the same.
How Much Engine Oil With Oil Filter for elantra 2018 2.0 cc
It should be 4 Liters ( 4.23 US quarts) if you are doing a oil change with a new oil filter. Engine oil is usually sold in 5 US Quart (4.73 Liters) jugs. So if you are planning on doing an oil change, you may get one of these 5 Quart jugs and it should be more than plenty. Hopefully this helps. :)
Yes. 4 liters seems to be the exacto amount for the 2017+ 2.0's.
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How do you check transmission fluid and fill
The transmission fluid is 'filled for life' according to Hyundai. That means they claim that it does not have to be changed for the life of the vehicle. As a result there is no dipstick or any other visible way to easily check the transmission fluid. However, in reality you may want to get your transmission fluid replaced at about 70000-80000 miles (112000-130000 kms).
@@VirarAutomotive my daughter has one and she said it isnt shifting i figured it was low and went to check it and no dipstick to be found which is something ive never heard of in a vehicle
Yeah these new vehicles tend to come with transmissions which are 'sealed for life'. Sometimes the reason it doesn't shift is not mechanical but electrical. Some electrical sensor or the transmission computer module might be the issue. Sorry coudknt be of more help.
@@VirarAutomotive thank you very much for responding back
Glad to. Be sure to check out the other videos we have for the 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra. Got like 20+ videos on the basic essential topics.
Thanks for sharing this! Very well presented and informative
Glad you found it useful! 😁👍
Where is the power steering reservoir?
Thank you for the kind words. This vehicle has a Electric power steering. No hydraulic power steering like older models, so no power steering fluid to worry about.
What color of coolant do you use to top off hyundai elantra 2017? Thanks 😊
www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/prestone-all-vehicles-50-50-premixed-antifreeze-coolant-3-78-l-0293023p.html
Prestone 50-50 Premixed. You can use this. It is compatible with your 2017 Hyundai Elantra
@@VirarAutomotive thank you 😊
👍☺️
@@VirarAutomotive one more thing, can i use this just to top off or do i have to do a complete flush? Thanks again😊
You can use it for both. To top it off and to do a complete flush.
How do I check my transactions fluid
You can't check the transmission fluid. There is no dipstick or view port. If you like however you can drain and refill the fluid. You will need to jack up the car for that.
My transmission fluid leak out what must I do
Transmission fluid is leaking? I would take it to a local mechanic and get it checked out. Probably just the drain plug need to be changed.
No wonder I couldn't find the transmission fluid there isn't a place for it ugh
Can you show A video where can one find the fuel filter and how fuel filter looks for 2014 Hyundai Elantra
I don't have the 2014 Hyundai Elantra with me right now. When I am able to get that car I will try and make a video showing how to access the fuel filter.
which radiator coolant should we use Hyundai Elantra
I used this one top off my coolant.
Prestone 128 fl. oz. Antifreeze/Coolant
www.homedepot.com/p/Prestone-128-fl-oz-Antifreeze-Coolant-AF2100/204799736
You can find it at any auto parts store/Walmart/Amazon/Home Depot
Hi, i have question. Does hyundai elantra GL 2017 came with TPMS(tyre pressure monitoring sensors) ?
Depends on the country and trim.In Canada, my 2018 Elantra GL does not come with TPMS. And 2017/2018 are the same, no changes, I don't imagine 2017 Elantra GL would have TPMS either.
Hi, did you had any issues of car stalling without any error codes? I have 2018 Elantra which stalled couple times after refeulling.
Manan that could be caused by a multiple issues, many of which may not generate an error code. Hard to say without actually looking at the car.
@@VirarAutomotive thank you! I am checking most common things and wirings, waiting for dealership appointment.
Is this Gustavo fring?
Can i check transmission oil from device scan?
You mean OBD device scan ?
What about power steering fluid?
Electric power steering system., so no power steering fluid to worry about. Power steering fluid is needed when it's a hydraulic power steering system. It was much more common on cars prior to 2010's
@@VirarAutomotive I need to know where to pour more in cause it’s needed right now due to leak
There is no power steering fluid in the 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra. It's some other fluid that's likely leaking.
How much is it to flush the transmission oil, in my Hyundai elantra
I don't know for sure. Please refer to this video. It shows exactly how much fluid it takes and how to perform the oil flush. Hopefully it helps. th-cam.com/video/Um5NJwNZlgI/w-d-xo.html
Also were or is there a power steering fluid in the elantra, am not able to locate the power steering.
No power steering fluid because this is a electric power steering system . Older hydraulic power systems had power steering fluid
Awesome thanks i didn't know know that, I spend most of my time at work so I try to keep up with stuff on cars and look up things on TH-cam
You are very welcome!
If added to much antifreeze how would one take some out of the reservoir
Turkey Baster is one way to do it. Or a fluid transfer pump. You can get a inexpensive one at Harbor Freight.
How to exchange brake fluid 2017 elantra?
You can check out this video that shows you to flush your brake fluid. th-cam.com/video/n1NvtUwfRJc/w-d-xo.html
Not Complete. What about the manual transmission clutch fluid reservoir?
Unfortunately I didn't have a manual transmission vehicle with me when I was filming the video. For the most part the clutch fluid reservoir would be right besides the brake fluid reservoir, or in a lot of vehicles, the same reservoir is shared for brake fluid and clutch fluid. Hopefully this helps. The clutch fluid should never really go low, unless ofcourse if there is a leak.
It's close to the layout of a Kia forte
Yes, it very likely would be. Same engine, same manufacturer, Same parts.
Where can I find the power steering fluid
No power steering fluid in this vehicle as it has a electric power steering system. So no power steering pump, no fluid, no leaks, no top-ups, less worries! 😁👍
Do you ever put water in your elantra
Not direct water no. For windshield wash I use windshield washer fluid as it does not freeze in the winter here in Canada. For coolant I use the proper pre-mixed coolant.
Thank you...what do you check when you don't get heat only cold air?
Coolant. Check the coolant level, and top it off.
If it's a recurring problem then coolant is being used somewhere, either there is a leak somewhere in the cooling system (radiator, heater core, hoses, water pump ) or the head gasket is bad and coolant is burning in the engine. But I would just top off the coolant for now and keep an eye on it
Where’s the transmission fluid at?
The transmission fluid is not easily checkable or needs to be topped off. The transmission is 'sealed' for life. Technically you don't need to check or top off fluid for the rest of the car but if you drive the vehicle under sever conditions like towing or mainly city/hill region driving, short distances only then you may need to do a transmission fluid flush and refill periodically
2020 hyundai with CVT can not be serviced by the owner.
Yeah, the instructions are for the 2017-2018 Elantra with the Automatic Transmission only.
I have a 2019 Elantra. Where is the power steering reservoir? I can't find it.
For all Hyundai Elantra since 2011, the power steering is an electric system, not a hydraulic one. Hence no power steering fluid or reservoir to worry about. 😊
Thanks. I'm just hearing sounds when I turn the steering wheel. So that's why I thought it was that. Do you know what that could be? Thanks for your quick reply
Sorry I couldn't say for sure. It could be a multitude of reasons. If you are turning the steering when the vehicle is stationary, could be the ball joints or upper strut mount. But again , can't say for sure
Thank you greatly!
James Reagan hey James, I have a 2017 Hyundai Elantra and am also experiencing sounds when steering, I know I’m a few months late to the part here lol but out of curiosity could you go into more detail as to what you are or were experiencing? For example, for me, it’s a clunk type of sound, but it seems to only happen right after I start the car and steer after it’s been sitting. It seems to only “clunk” a couple of times before it stops, it’s not a constant thing which is a bit odd to me. My current theory is it’s an issue of some kind with the power steering motor, so that’s what I will be taking a look at. I figure if you are still having an issue and if it’s similar maybe we can help each other a little by sharing information on what we find out or what we have found out :)
How to find transmission fluid
Transmission is sealed. no easy way to check the transmission fluid level or fluid check. If you want there is a way to drain and refill the transmission fluid. However for that there would need to be jacked up.
Any power Steering fluid?
No power steering fluid for this vehicle. It comes with electric power steering which only has a electric motor.
@@VirarAutomotive That's amazing haha thanks
You are welcome!
So only the mechanic can add transmission fluid for the engine
You may add transmission fluid but you need tools and a jack to do so. But like I said the transmission is sealed and so it doesn't really need fluid top offs or for the fluid condition to be checked regularly.
what do you do if you have difficulty steering?
Sorry I couldn't say for sure. There can be multiple reasons for it.
If you are looking for the power steering fluid because yes in older cars that hydraulic power steering, low fluid level could cause the steering difficult to turn. This vehicle has an electronic power steering, so no power steering fluid.
Sooo theres no power steering fluid?
That's correct. No power steering fluid as this is a electric power steering system. Older vehicles with a hydraulic power steering system worked on fluid. This one works on just an electric motor. No fluids.
@@VirarAutomotive thank you very much for your extremely helpful reply!
This guy didn't show us where the transmission fill and drain plugs are.
That is underneath the car. This video shows how to do it. th-cam.com/video/_c19XUnyVUs/w-d-xo.html
Power steering
Its an electric power steering system not a hydraulic fluid based system so no power steering fluid to worry about
What about power steering fluid?
This car has an electric power steering that works using an electric motor. So no hydraulic power steering pump and no power steering fluid to worry about.
Where's the power steering fluid?
This car has no power steering fluid as it has an electric power steering system. I talk about it in the video.