Rein PSH0619 Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly - Pump To Rack

OE-Quality Power Steering Hose Assembly

The Rein PSH0619 power steering pressure line hose assembly is built for direct replacement on select BMW steering systems. It is engineered for the pump-to-rack high-pressure feed path on 1985-1993 BMW 325e, 325es, 325i, and 325is applications, including BMW 325i power steering pressure line hose replacement needs.

• Fits 1987-1993 BMW 325i, pump to rack
• Fits 1987-1991 BMW 325is, pump to rack
• Fits 1985-1987 BMW 325e, pump to rack
• Fits 1986-1987 BMW 325es, pump to rack
• SAE J188 rubber hose with internal noise absorber
• SAE J526 tubing sections with heavy-duty carbon steel end fittings
• Corrosion-resistant coated metal components and protective sleeve/jacket details
• Preassembled brackets, sealing hardware, and pressure switch port per OE design

Detailed Product Overview

Rein PSH0619 is a high-pressure steering hose assembly for BMW 325i and related E30 chassis models that require a pump-to-rack pressure line. The assembly uses OE-style construction with reinforced hose, coated crimp ends, and metal tubing sections designed to match factory routing and connection points. This part cross-references BMW 32411134436 for the same application.

Common Steering Problems This Part Can Address

• High-pressure steering fluid leaks at the hose assembly
• Cracked or hardened hose material from age and heat exposure
• Noise or vibration in the power steering circuit
• Corrosion at tubing sections or end fittings
• Fitment issues when replacing a worn BMW 325i power steering pressure line hose

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the pump-to-rack routing and port locations before installation. Inspect adjacent steering components, fluid condition, and sealing surfaces during replacement. Because this is a pressure-side hose assembly, clean connection points and correct torque are important for leak-free operation on BMW 325i, 325is, 325e, and 325es models.

Quality Assurance

Each Rein PSH0619 assembly is tested for tensile strength, burst pressure, low-temperature flexibility, impulse durability, and corrosion resistance to meet OE-quality expectations for BMW steering service.