Edelmann 91814 Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly - Hydroboost To Gear

Edelmann 91814 Pressure Line Assembly

The Edelmann 91814 is a power steering pressure line hose assembly built for hydroboost-to-gear applications on 1995 Chevrolet and GMC trucks and SUVs. It follows OE routing and dimensions for a direct-fit replacement, with a 58.5-inch hose length that supports a clean, factory-style installation.

Part of the Edelmann Pressure Line Assembly line, this hose is engineered for accurate routing and consistent fitment in the available space around the steering system. It is constructed with materials selected to handle steering-system heat and pressure pulsations while helping reduce the risk of premature hose breakdown and fluid contamination.

Key Features

• Power steering pressure line hose assembly for hydroboost-to-gear routing
• Hose length: 58.5 inches
• OE-style routing for a precise fit in the original hose path
• Built to handle pressure pulsations and steering-system heat
• Designed to help protect against early hose failure and contamination
• Cross-references Gates 368620 for the same application
• Edelmann part number 91814 for ordering and fitment lookup

Detailed Description

Edelmann 91814 is a replacement pressure line hose assembly for 1995 Chevrolet C1500, C1500 Suburban, C2500, C2500 Suburban, C3500, K1500, K1500 Suburban, K2500, K2500 Suburban, K3500, Silverado, Suburban 1500, Tahoe, and 1995 GMC C1500, C1500 Suburban, C2500, C2500 Suburban, C3500, K1500, K1500 Suburban, K2500, K2500 Suburban, K3500, and Yukon models equipped with hydroboost steering from hydroboost to gear. It is also listed for vehicles using a hydroboost system with dual return tubes on the reservoir, with notes excluding 3500HD applications where specified. If you are replacing a worn steering hose on a 1995 Chevrolet C1500 or GMC Yukon, Edelmann 91814 provides the OE-style routing and fit needed for a straightforward service repair.

Common Problems This Part Addresses

• Power steering fluid leaks at the pressure hose
• Cracked, hardened, or heat-damaged hose material
• Steering assist loss caused by hose failure
• Noise or pulsation from a restricted or deteriorated line
• Fluid contamination from an aging hose assembly

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify hydroboost-to-gear routing before ordering, and confirm whether the vehicle uses dual return tubes on the reservoir. Compare the original hose path, bends, and connection points to the replacement part before installation. After installation, inspect all fittings for seepage and bleed the steering system according to the vehicle service procedure.

Quality Assurance

Edelmann designs this pressure line assembly to match or exceed OE specifications for fit and durability. The hose construction is intended to withstand steering-system pressure and heat while maintaining the original routing needed for proper installation.