Product Details
Ford FT800 1984, Power Steering Pressure Line Hose Assembly by Gates®. Quantity: 1 per Pack. Extensive field examination and testing ensure Gates' extensive line of power steering pressure and return line assemblies meet or exceed the OE assembly in fit, form, quality, and function.
Specifications
| End 1 Diameter: 0.75" |
| End 1 Type: Female S.A.E. |
| End 2 Type: Female S.A.E. |
| Switch Port: Without Switch Port |
| Length: 51.25" |
Features
- Assemblies come complete with factory installed, pre-bent zinc dichromate plated end fittings, brackets, sensor ports, sheathing, bushings, and grommets
- Exceed SAEJ2050 performance requirements
- Designed for passenger car and light truck applications
- General instructions packed with every individually-bagged assembly
Smooth and proper operation of your steering system is a must since it is all about your safety. The system should function accurately, be easy to handle, and provide directional stability. If your steering system operates as it is mentioned above, accept their congratulations. But if no, it's time to replace your broken or weathered steering parts with high-grade replacement parts from Gates. Once installed, this product will help keep your steering system working trouble-free for many years to come. Using advanced technologies, Gates sets the bar for quality and reliability. So, when getting this product you can be sure about its longevity.
Gates® is the world’s leading manufacturer of power transmission belts and a premier global manufacturer of fluid power products. Brand's highly engineered products are critical components used in diverse industrial and automotive applications where the cost of failure is very high relative to the cost of their products. Gates provides a differentiated value proposition to every customer by offering a complete portfolio of premium product and service solutions for both replacement and first-fit applications across brand's targeted end markets, which encompass process and specialty, construction, agriculture, energy, transportation, and automotive.