Power Steering Hose
Power Steering Hose SAE J188
Power Steering Hose has 3 parts, inner tube, reinforce and a cover. The inner tube is made from oil resistant CSM. The reinforce is high tensile strength wire braid. While the cover adopts aging and weather resistant CSM or CPE.
Details
Tube: Oil resistance CSM
Reinforcement: high tensile fiber wire braid
Cover: Synthetic rubber with excellent aging and weather resistance
Temperature range: -40 ℉ to +250 ℉ (-40℃ to +121℃)
Size: ID 9.3mm
Power Steering Hose SAE J188 Application:
High pressure power steering hose applys in power steering system inlet line of various car, multi-function business car, light truck etc.
Power Steering Hose SAE J188 Features:
1.Reduce noise
2.Decrease viabration
3.Resistance to high pressure, impulse and ozene
Specification
| Item Code | ID | OD | WP | BP | |
| # | Inch | mm | mm | bar | bar |
| SAE J188 | 3/8'' | 9.8 | 19.8 | 103 | 414 |
| SAE J189 | 3/8'' | 10 | 17 | 20 | 60 |
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FAQ
What is a power steering hose?
A power steering hose is a component in a vehicle’s power steering system that carries hydraulic fluid between the power steering pump and the steering gear or rack. It allows the transfer of pressurized fluid, enabling the power assist function that makes steering easier for the driver.
What is the function of a power steering hose?
The main function of a power steering hose is to transmit pressurized hydraulic fluid from the power steering pump to the steering gear or rack. The hydraulic fluid helps reduce the effort required to turn the steering wheel.
How does a power steering hose work?
The power steering hose is connected to the power steering pump, which is driven by the engine. When the driver turns the steering wheel, the power steering pump generates hydraulic pressure, which is then directed through the power steering hose. The fluid flows to the steering gear or rack, where it assists in the movement of the steering components, reducing the force needed to turn the wheels.