Edelmann® - Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly

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Features

  • Highly resistant to stress conditions
  • Original equipment equivalent
  • Reliable functioning and long service life

Product Details

Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly by Edelmann®. Engineered by the company with more than 50 years of steering hose manufacturing experience, Edelmann power steering replacement hoses ensure OE-style form, fit, function, and long life. They're built to withstand extreme conditions and are resistant to deterioration.

Installation

Edelmann® - Hose O Ring Installation Guide

Edelmann hoses are constructed to look, fit, and function exactly as the original equipment, and last even longer thanks to premium materials and design that relieves stress and eliminates tube fatigue. They are engineered to withstand stress conditions such as heat, oil, ozone, or pressure that causes ordinary assemblies to fail prematurely. Tubing is Pro-coated or terne coated and couplings and fittings are zinc-chromate plated for rust and corrosion protection. Pressure hoses feature double plies of high-tensile strength braided fabric that helps resist pulsation pressures up to 1,500 psi and bursting pressures up to 8,900 psi.

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Reviews

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4 of 5
Powersteering Hose.
Excellent, great fit, no issues, easy and quick replacement. Perfect fit.
Posted by Jaime (Edinburg, TX) / March 16, 20201994 Nissan Pick Up
5 of 5
Edelmann® - Power Steering Pressure Line
Packaged well. Secure. Very good quality.
Posted by Peter D. (Burbank, CA) / January 31, 20201997 Nissan Pathfinder
5 of 5
Love This
It works perfect and great price.
Posted by Heather (Menlo, GA) / March 22, 20182001 Nissan Xterra
5 of 5
Fits My 91 Lexus LS400
The hose fits well with no connection problems.
Posted by Dominique (Montgomery, AL) / November 10, 20171991 Lexus LS
5 of 5
Hose
Excellent product. Easy to install.
Posted by Francisco (Corozal, PR) / July 22, 20172006 Hummer H3
5 of 5
Quality Product
What ever you see on CARiD is exactly what you get when you receive it. Quality parts one accessories. I'm telling you this because I order from them all the time and trust me if they were poor quality stuff I wouldn't order from them. I own 12 cars and some are classic and when you own show cars you want nothing but the best and that's where CARiD comes in. Also the price is reasonable.
Posted by Alston (St John, VI) / April 29, 20172003 Suzuki XL-7
4 of 5
Very Well Done
The product was exactly what I ordered, it was well packed and arrived in excellent condition.
Posted by Victor (Oshawa, ON) / March 19, 20171998 Nissan Frontier
2 of 5
Horrible
The power steering line i got from them brand new had a small pinhole leek in rubber line part. Spent forever trying to figure out y it still leaked not looking at new hose but finally found out small hole in new hose i bought from them. Horrible. Tons of money spent on labor for mechanic.
Posted by Kenneth (Fresno, CA) / March 03, 20172008 Pontiac Grand Prix
5 of 5
Still no leaks.
It was so easy to install and no surprises with fit. Remember to reuse the rubber cover at the steering box as it does not come with a new one. As mentioned, this is the non-proportional pressure hose. Torqued down everything and checked later... no leaks. The small concern is the two O-rings that it comes... they were smaller than the originals, however, no leaks and so it must be all good. The plastic cap that comes with it is for capping the reservoir inlet while flushing the system. I will warn some DIY and newbies that it is a pain to remove the return hose from the reservoir without risk damage. If you are doing this in the cold seasons or if the hose is old and very stiff, you might consider having a new one and cutting off the old hose. In my case I vacuumed the old steering fluid out by running the engine a short while and pumping out the old fluid from the fill opening. In about five cycles the fluid looked nice and clean. Still no leaks.
Posted by Jeremy (Miami, FL) / April 29, 20141999 Chevy CK Pickup
5 of 5
Good Choice
I ordered this to replace the power steering pressure hose on my '98 Dakota. It should be noted that I needed to use an 18mm wrench to remove the OEM hose whereas both a 16mm and an 18mm wrench were required to install this new hose. Though the thread sizes are compatible, the head sizes were different. Do yourself a favor and get a set of metric crowfoot flare nut wrenches. The hose seems to fit well with no leaks. I also ordered the Edelmann 80258 as a replacement for the power steering return hose.
Posted by John (Baltimore, MD) / April 29, 20141998 Dodge Dakota