Edelmann 80147 Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly

Overview

The Edelmann 80147 is a power steering pressure line hose assembly built for 1979 Chevrolet and GMC trucks and utility models with conventional power steering systems and a reservoir that uses one return tube. It is engineered to follow OE routing and fit the available space with a precise, service-ready layout.

For buyers searching for a 1979 Chevrolet C10 power steering pressure line hose assembly or a 1979 GMC K1500 steering hose replacement, this part number 80147 provides a direct-match solution for the listed applications.

Key Features

• Matches OE specifications for fit and routing.
• Constructed to handle steering-system pressure pulsations and heat.
• Designed to help resist premature hose breakdown and fluid contamination.
• 29.875-inch hose length for the listed application.
• Cross-references Gates 36321 and TYC 4246 for the same application.

Detailed Description

Edelmann Pressure Line Assembly 80147 is a power steering pressure line hose assembly made to duplicate the original hose path as closely as possible. That routing focus helps the hose install cleanly in the allotted space while maintaining the correct connection geometry for the steering system. The hose is built from quality materials and is intended to withstand the pressure and heat commonly found in power steering service.

This part is listed for 1979 Chevrolet C10, C10 Suburban, C20, C20 Suburban, C30, K10, K10 Suburban, K20, K20 Suburban, K30, and K5 Blazer, as well as 1979 GMC C1500, C1500 Suburban, C2500, C2500 Suburban, C3500, Jimmy, K1500, K1500 Suburban, K2500, K2500 Suburban, and K3500. It is a fitment-specific power steering pressure line hose assembly for conventional systems with one return tube on the reservoir. The part number 80147 is also referenced by Gates 36321 and TYC 4246.

Common Uses

• Replacing a leaking or cracked power steering pressure hose.
• Restoring steering assist after hose deterioration.
• Addressing fluid seepage at an aged pressure line.
• Correcting routing issues caused by a damaged or misshaped hose.
• Repairing contamination concerns linked to hose breakdown.

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle uses conventional power steering and a reservoir with one return tube before ordering. Compare the original hose routing, connection points, and available space to the replacement assembly before installation. Confirm the hose length and routing match the vehicle layout, especially on 1979 Chevrolet C10 and 1979 GMC K1500 applications.

Quality Assurance

Edelmann designs this pressure line assembly to match or exceed OE specifications and to duplicate original hose routing for a precise installation. The construction is focused on durability under steering-system pressure and heat, with attention to reducing premature failure in service.