Product Details
Power Steering Hose Adapter by Edelmann®. Quantity: 1 per Pack. Edelmann, the company that’s been making parts since the early 20th century with extensive steering repair experience, has you covered with everything you need to complete the steering system repair job. This Steering Gear Kit includes components that follow OE design and ensure a perfect fit.
Specifications
| End 1 Diameter: 16 mm |
| End 1 Type: Male Inverted Flare |
| End 2 Diameter: 3/8" |
| End 2 Type: Beaded Tube |
Features
- Designed to make the repair job quick and easy
- Engineered to meet OE specifications
- Constructed to ensure a perfect fit
- Made of quality materials for long service life
- Contains Teflon seals (for piston and spool valve), Pitman shaft seals, snap ring, input shaft seals, dust covers, "O" rings, Housing "O" rings
The steering system of your automobile consists of various components that can fail after years of everyday use. Some troubles may be obvious once they appear; others may become apparent too late, resulting in replacement of major components. You need to remember that stiff or hard steering is not only frustrating but also very dangerous. So, once you need reliable and high-quality replacement steering parts, we will have you covered. The products we offer are sure to satisfy your OEM needs and guarantee proper steering and handling at all times.
Edelmann® is one of the leading designers and manufacturers of a wide range of auto parts and tools, from power steering hoses to rebuild kits. The company was founded in Chicago in 1909, and 100-plus years of dedication to quality make Edelmann well-known and trusted worldwide. Edelmann's manufacturing experience started with production of anti-freeze testers, automotive brass fittings, and general products in the early 20th century. In 1960, the company began production of the power steering hose. A decade later, the Edelmann family added the Plews division and a new line of lubrication products including funnels, measures, grease guns, etc. E. Edelmann & Co. company was officially renamed Plews/Edelmann in 1995.