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Holley 198-202 - Power Steering Hardline for Type II pumps

Holley  |  SKU: HOL-198-202
Sale price $10399 Regular price $11995

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Description

Holley 198-202 - Power Steering Hardline for Type II pumps

Power Steering Pressure Tube - GM Type II Power Steering Pumps - GM LS-Series - Each

Power Steering Hardline for Type II power steering pumps. Steel w/ Zinc Plating For use with Low-Mount accessory drives.

The pressure hose connection on the Type II power steering pump is really close to the pulley and this can make it difficult to attach the hose since there isnt much clearance. This special P/S hardline moves the connection behind and below the pump for clearance and improved appearance. The special banjo bolt & crush washers provide additional clearance. Includes mounting bracket that makes the hardline stronger and less likely to crack from vibration or abuse. Works with most Type II power steering pumps. For use with Low-Mount accessory drives.

  • Moves Inlet Connection to More Accessible location
  • Better Appearance
  • Steel w/ Zinc Plating
  • Mounting Bracket – Better Support & Strength
  • Special Banjo Bolt & Crush Washers Included
  • Works with Most Saginaw Type II Power Steering Pumps
Accessory Drive Style: Low-Mount
Adapter AN Size ( A ): 6 AN MALE
Adapter Type: Power Steering
Brand: Holley
Category: Accessory Drives
Color: Zinc Plated
Emission Code: 5
End 1 Type: Banjo
End 2 Type: 6 AN
Finish: Zinc Plated
Grade Type: Performance
Hose Size: 6 AN
Material: Steel
O-Rings Included: Yes
part type: Power Steering Line
Product Type: Adapter/Extension
Warning: California Proposition 65
Warranty: Manufacturer's Limited 90 Day Warranty

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