Power Steering Pressure Hose Lower 1967-1970
CJ's Part Number:
PSHP6
Power Steering Pressure Hose Lower 1967-1970 is rated
out of
5 by
3.
Highlights
- Factory Style Replacement
- Direct-Fit Replacement
- High Pressure Hose
- Quality Reproduction
$27.99
Lower power steering pressure hose for many 1967-1970 Mustangs.
Fits 1967 289 Hi-Po, 1968 390/428, 1969-1970 302/351/390/428/429.
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Rated 1 out of
5
by
67SCODE from
Line not bent correctly
This hose is a huge disappointment. The hose itself is constructed well but the fitment leaves much to be desired. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS WILL NOT FIT EARLY 67 MODELS WITH THE ¼ INCH HIGH PRESSEURE LINE AT THE CONTROL VALVE. The high pressure hose is 5/16 and includes a ¼ to 5/16 adapter. However the pressure hose coming out of the control valve needs to take a sharp bend so it does not interfere with the pitman arm. With that adapter and the combination of the fact that the 5/16 line will not make as sharp of a bend radius as the ¼ inch line it is impossible to fit up this house on control valves with a ¼ inch pressure line.
If you have a 5/16 pressure line port on your control valve it may make that turn to avoid the pitman arm. However, I would expect you would also need to make adjustments to the bends so this will fit properly. The hard line sections must fit tight against the control valve so they can be clamps in place without putting stress on the flare connection at the control valve. If this connection is stressed or you install line and bend into place you are taking a risk that you will have a leak.
I expected that the line would fit my application and that the bends would be close. They might as well send you a straight line.
Date published: 2016-06-27
Rated 5 out of
5
by
First69 from
Good quality and good fitment
I picked up a high pressure power steering line to complete the rebuild my power steering. Fitment was right on and the quality was great
Date published: 2016-06-23
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Almondjoy from
Part was to short
The part needed to be at least 21 inches it was 17.5 inches. This part pre bending comes to 17.5 I had to extend it by 3.5 inches
Date published: 2018-05-21
Will this fit the 1969 Mustang with the Saginaw Pump and Stock Power steering control valve?
Sorry we cannot confirm fitment with a saginaw pump. It may work with an adapter.
Date published: 2020-03-12
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