The S2000 has no power steering fluid. It uses electric power steering, which was unusual for a sports car in 1999. There is no pump, no belt and no reservoir to check.
If your steering has gone heavy, the fault is electrical rather than hydraulic. The EPS control module is a known failure point, and new modules are hard to come by, so used and rebuilt units are the usual route.
Capacities vary slightly by year and market. Confirm against the owner manual for your own car before buying.
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