Edelmann 80264 Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly

Edelmann 80264 Pressure Line Assembly

The Edelmann 80264 is a power steering pressure line hose assembly built for vehicles that use conventional power steering systems with one return tube on the reservoir. It is designed to follow OE hose routing closely for a precise fit on applications such as Chevrolet Silverado, Tahoe, and GMC Yukon models.

With a 39-inch hose length and construction focused on pressure and heat resistance, this pressure line assembly is made for direct replacement service on the listed applications. The Edelmann Pressure Line Assembly line is engineered to match OE specifications for routing, fit, and durability in steering-system use.

Key Features

• Power steering pressure line hose assembly for listed Chevrolet and GMC applications
• 39-inch hose length
• Built to match OE hose routing and bend geometry
• Constructed to handle steering-system pressure pulsations and heat
• Designed to help reduce premature hose breakdown and fluid contamination
• Cross-reference: Four Seasons 36126

Detailed Description

Edelmann 80264 is a replacement pressure hose assembly for power steering systems that require accurate routing and OE-style fitment. It is listed for 1997-2002 Chevrolet Silverado and Suburban applications, 1997-2000 Chevrolet Tahoe and C/K truck models, 1997-2000 GMC C/K truck and Yukon models, and 1999-2000 Cadillac Escalade applications with conventional power steering systems and one return tube on the reservoir. This part number is also referenced as Edelmann 80264 for buyers searching by OE-style steering hose replacement.

This hose assembly is intended for drivers and repair shops replacing a leaking, cracked, or pressure-damaged steering hose on compatible Chevrolet Silverado, GMC Yukon, and related GM truck and SUV platforms. The design emphasizes correct hose trajectory, durable materials, and resistance to the demanding conditions found in hydraulic steering systems.

What It Helps Fix

• Power steering fluid leaks from a worn pressure hose
• Steering noise caused by low fluid level or hose seepage
• Loss of steering assist from pressure-line failure
• Heat-related hose deterioration in the steering system
• Contamination concerns from a deteriorating hose assembly

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify that the vehicle uses conventional power steering and a reservoir with one return tube before ordering. Confirm hose routing, connection points, and clearance against the original line during installation. For best results, inspect related steering components and replace any damaged seals or fittings found during service.

Quality Assurance

Edelmann designs this pressure line assembly to meet or exceed original equipment specifications for fit and construction. The hose is engineered for steering-system pressure pulsations and elevated temperatures, with materials selected to support long-term service in the listed applications.