Edelmann 80292 Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly

Edelmann 80292 Pressure Line Assembly

Edelmann 80292 is a power steering pressure line hose assembly built for direct replacement on select Jeep applications. It is engineered to follow the original hose routing and to handle the pressure pulsations and heat found in steering systems.

The 42-inch hose length supports a precise OE-style layout for a clean installation on Jeep TJ and Jeep Wrangler models from 1997-2002.

Key Features

• 42-inch hose length for OE-style routing
• Built to match original equipment specifications
• Formed bends follow the factory hose path for proper fitment
• Constructed with materials selected to resist heat and pressure-related breakdown
• Designed to help reduce contamination from hose deterioration
• Direct replacement for select Jeep power steering pressure line applications

Detailed Description

This Edelmann pressure line assembly is part of the Pressure Line Assembly product line, which focuses on replacement steering hoses built to duplicate OE routing and dimensions. For Jeep TJ and Jeep Wrangler models, Part Number 80292 provides a direct-fit solution for the power steering pressure side, helping maintain proper fluid transfer under steering load. This part cross-references Gates 353810 for the same application.

What It Helps Fix

• Power steering fluid leaks from a worn pressure hose
• Cracked or hardened hose material from heat exposure
• Steering noise caused by pressure loss in the hydraulic system
• Fluid contamination from hose breakdown
• Poor hose routing after a failed or incorrect replacement

Installation Notes and Tips

Fits 1997-2002 Jeep TJ, Pressure Line Assembly. Fits 1997-2002 Jeep Wrangler, Pressure Line Assembly. Verify hose routing, connection points, and clearance before installation. Inspect related steering components and fluid condition when replacing the pressure line hose assembly.

Quality Assurance

Edelmann designs these hoses to meet or exceed OE specifications and to withstand the pressure and heat commonly present in steering systems. The construction is intended to support long service life and reliable sealing in the power steering circuit.