OER 80127M Steering Pressure Hose-1972-76 Mopar Power-with Chrysler or Federal Pump
691-80127M
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OER 80127M Features:
A leak in your power steering system can make a mess of your engine compartment, your driveway and garage floor. You can also burn up your power steering pump by driving your classic when it is low on fluid.
OER reproduction power steering pressure hose is made up of a reinforced rubberized synthetic hose material with high quality zinc plated steel tubes and crimp sleeves to ensure against leaks. This high-pressure hose has the double-flared end and correct spec threaded couplers for tr ouble free installation.
Replace your worn out or cracked power steering hose with this OER reproduction before big problems occur. The pressure hose connects from the power steering pump to the steering gear box inlet.
Specifications:- Hose Length: 38.25"
- Fitting: 5/16" Male "O" Ring
- Fitting: 3/8" Male "O" Ring
Chrysler Applications:
- 1976 Cordoba V8-318ci
- 1976 Cordoba V8-360ci
Specifications:
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