For less than that price you can have a short length of metal brake line formed for the bends and still use the rubber hose to makethe conections on either end.
Did you check at NAPA for the hose?
Power Steering Hose Low Pressure
My 2000 Tundra developed a leak in the rubber PS hose low pressure return line. The hose is a short section with a formed bend clamp on one end to the reservoir and on the other to a metal line going to the rack. I check for a replacement and the dealers only sell the entire assembly of rubber hoses and metal lines for $450.00. WTH? Anyone know where I can find a short section of hose that fits? Thanks all.
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Did you check at NAPA for the hose?
For less than that price you can have a short length of metal brake line formed for the bends and still use the rubber hose to makethe conections on either end.My 2000 Tundra developed a leak in the rubber PS hose low pressure return line. The hose is a short section with a formed bend clamp on one end to the reservoir and on the other to a metal line going to the rack. I check for a replacement and the dealers only sell the entire assembly of rubber hoses and metal lines for $450.00. WTH? Anyone know where I can find a short section of hose that fits? Thanks all.
Did you check at NAPA for the hose?
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