Art20c

87 928 S4. My P/S hose started to leak. Machine shops don't rebuild the hoses any more (don't know why). Replacements are around $200. Found this NAPA 7-2565 power steering hose at napa.com for about $50. Looks little different but don't be afraid, it fits.

maddox

Art20c Thats good to know - PO spent about NZ$500 to have the OEM part replaced.

Art20c

I forgot to mention that I got it replaced more that 10 months ago, so far no problem whatsoever

Randy V

Any hi-pressure hose can be rebuilt by a shop that specializes in hydraulic hoses - typically they cater to the construction (earth moving) and trucking trades.

Art20c

I looked up yellow pages for Greater New York, didnt find any places to rebuild hi pressure hydraulic hoses, anyways 50 bucks for napa hose not to bad

Garth S

A good performance test! Regards, "Found this NAPA 7-2565 power steering hose at napa.com for about $50" was this for the pressurized supply line (most likely), or the return?
There was a note in 928oc.org/tips re a similar repair on an '83 using NAPA # 7-2564. This part for the supply has the line restrictor and was quoted @ $50.
With the part #'s so close, I wonder what the differences are?

Art20c

That was high pressure line. Difference is in the shape of metal ends

Randy V

I'm guessin' you didn't look too hard - here's 19 matches in Yahoo Yellow Pages for New York:

http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypResults.py?...&Submit=Search

Dave Howerdel

Does anyone know if this hose will work on my 85 US?

Old & New

Well, if your 85 hose looks like your 88 hose...

Welcome aboard, Dave.

Dave Howerdel

My 88 is currently 70mi away in the able hands of my my girl so I can't check it out now. 928 Intl shows the same part for both years so I'll give it a try. For $50 you can't go wrong. Worst case, I'll have a spare for the 88

Art20c

go to napa home page, then look for 85 hi pressure hose, you will find it.