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1965-66 Galaxie & Other Full-Size Power Steering Pump To Control Valve Pressure Line

Item EK-60-51941-1
1965-66 Galaxie & Other Full-Size Power Steering Pump To Control Valve Pressure Line
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • High-Pressure Line
      • From Pump To Control Valve
      • Includes Correct Fittings
      • Approximately 31" Long
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 64-51941
      • Macs Legacy Number: PL-074

      Description

      This is a Power Steering Pressure Hose for 1965-1966 Full Size Fords. It carries fluid to and from the the power steering pump and the control valve. If it fails, even if it just gets a tiny hole in the rubber, the steering fluid can rapidly discharge. Because the fluid is flammable, there's risk in the high-temperature environment of catching fire. Thankfully, we have this high-quality rubber hose to replace your worn out one. It's approximately 31 inches long and is a direct-fit replacement for your factory hose, so installation is quick and easy.

      NOTE: Ford used a number of different steering components during these years, so compare your original with the shape and configuration of this one prior to or

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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