PS Return Hose ?
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1993 LS400. Anyone know why the Lexus PS return hose is so expensive (iron toad asking $88 !) It is about 8 inches long, low pressure, no integral fittings - just a simple piece of low pressure formed hose. Autozone bulk PS return hose is less then $1.00 a foot. What about using that and just making it a little longer to make the bend (dressing/clamping it properly of course) ??
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Additional info:
The Gates web site (www.gates.com) lists their product 350010 as a replacement PS return hose for my 1993 LS400
Anyone else use bulk PS return hose as opposed to the $88 lexus hose ?
The Gates web site (www.gates.com) lists their product 350010 as a replacement PS return hose for my 1993 LS400
Anyone else use bulk PS return hose as opposed to the $88 lexus hose ?
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I actually used a heater hose for PS return hose application in my Toyota van. It's been a good 8 years already and it is still doing the job. I would think that bulk PS return hose would be better than what I did.
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Interesting ! I think one of the issues is oil resistance, sounds like the type of heater hose you used happened to have oil resistance and a high enough temp rating - I understand that not all do. Thanks for the info.
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