PS Hose replacements
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PS Hose replacements
Hey all,
I'm really loving the learning experience I'm getting with my V3 install and I'm at the point where I'm re-routing my PS lines and PS cooler.
I found this on the interwebz, " The more prudent course of action is obvious: Look for the SAE J-spec number—or in the case of some European nameplates, the DIN number—on the original hose, and match it on the replacement." Does anyone know that the PS return hose number is? I've looked but cant seem to find it.
I found this: http://www.carparts.com/details/Edel...e/EP81206.html The Mfg states, "Power steering bulk return hoses have burst strength of 1,000 PSI with oil temperature ranges between 275-300 degrees farenheit." will this be comparable to OEM return hose specs? Anyone know?
Decided to clean up the post a little
I'm really loving the learning experience I'm getting with my V3 install and I'm at the point where I'm re-routing my PS lines and PS cooler.
I found this on the interwebz, " The more prudent course of action is obvious: Look for the SAE J-spec number—or in the case of some European nameplates, the DIN number—on the original hose, and match it on the replacement." Does anyone know that the PS return hose number is? I've looked but cant seem to find it.
I found this: http://www.carparts.com/details/Edel...e/EP81206.html The Mfg states, "Power steering bulk return hoses have burst strength of 1,000 PSI with oil temperature ranges between 275-300 degrees farenheit." will this be comparable to OEM return hose specs? Anyone know?
Decided to clean up the post a little
Last edited by Tukeeg35; Mar 27, 2014 at 01:34 AM.
Hey all,
I'm really loving the learning experience I'm getting with my V3 install and I'm at the point where I'm re-routing my PS lines and PS cooler.
I found this on the interwebz, " The more prudent course of action is obvious: Look for the SAE J-spec number—or in the case of some European nameplates, the DIN number—on the original hose, and match it on the replacement." Does anyone know that the PS return hose number is? I've looked but cant seem to find it.
I found this: http://www.carparts.com/details/Edel...e/EP81206.html The Mfg states, "Power steering bulk return hoses have burst strength of 1,000 PSI with oil temperature ranges between 275-300 degrees farenheit." will this be comparable to OEM return hose specs? Anyone know?
Decided to clean up the post a little
I'm really loving the learning experience I'm getting with my V3 install and I'm at the point where I'm re-routing my PS lines and PS cooler.
I found this on the interwebz, " The more prudent course of action is obvious: Look for the SAE J-spec number—or in the case of some European nameplates, the DIN number—on the original hose, and match it on the replacement." Does anyone know that the PS return hose number is? I've looked but cant seem to find it.
I found this: http://www.carparts.com/details/Edel...e/EP81206.html The Mfg states, "Power steering bulk return hoses have burst strength of 1,000 PSI with oil temperature ranges between 275-300 degrees farenheit." will this be comparable to OEM return hose specs? Anyone know?
Decided to clean up the post a little
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 532
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Great idea! Thanks man
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