Edelmann 92464 Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly

Pressure Line Assembly for Toyota 4Runner

Edelmann 92464 is a power steering pressure line hose assembly for 1998-2002 Toyota 4Runner applications. It is built to match OE routing and fitment requirements, helping maintain proper steering system function in the allotted space.

Key Features

• Hose length: 64.5 in.
• Constructed to match or exceed OE specifications for fit and durability
• Formed to follow the original hose routing for a precise installation path
• Built with materials selected to resist heat, pressure pulsation, and contamination-related breakdown
• Designed for power steering pressure line service on Toyota 4Runner models

Product Details

This Edelmann Pressure Line Assembly is engineered for the power steering system on the 1998-2002 Toyota 4Runner. The 92464 part number is intended to replace the original pressure hose with a line that follows the factory trajectory, which helps preserve clearance around steering components and nearby underhood parts. Edelmann’s pressure line assembly line focuses on OE-style routing and construction for a direct-fit service replacement.

This part cross-references Gates 365875 for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• Power steering fluid leaks from a worn or damaged pressure hose
• Steering noise caused by pressure loss in the hydraulic circuit
• Hose deterioration from heat and pressure cycling
• Routing issues after replacing a failed factory line
• Contamination concerns from a hose that has begun to break down internally

Installation Notes

Verify the vehicle is a 1998-2002 Toyota 4Runner before ordering. Compare the original hose routing, connection points, and overall length to Edelmann 92464 during installation. Proper routing is important to avoid contact with moving or hot components and to maintain steering system performance.

Quality Assurance

Edelmann designs this pressure line assembly to meet or exceed OE specifications and to withstand the pressure pulsations and heat common in steering systems. The construction is intended to support long-term service life and reduce the risk of premature hose failure.