66 Polara Power Steering Pressure hose# needed!

[mr. fix it]

Ok so I was fixing up my Power steering pump leak and see now that the hose is leaking so I grab another I have and see it has a male to female end on it!

My original has two male ends.
Does anyone know where I can get one?

Rock Auto & AutoZone have the hose with the Male/Female connections...

According to Mopar Passenger car parts it is a 2537 613 hose

 

[commando1]

 

[mr. fix it]

Thid doesn't solve the issue though Stan. - Good thought though

Both the pump & Steering box have female ends.

The hose I need has male ends..

All the indicated hoses for replacement claim I need a hose with a male & female end..

I did find a female to male adapter on Ebay but the seller wants $20 plus $8 for shipping..

 

[68plymouth383]

The male to female is correct. The male threads in the rear of the pump. The female threads in the power steering gear box. There should be a double sided male on the gear box already the female attaches to that. I'll bet when your orig was removed it took the male/male adapter with it. It unscrews.

Ok so I was fixing up my Power steering pump leak and see now that the hose is leaking so I grab another I have and see it has a male to female end on it!

My original has two male ends.
Does anyone know where I can get one?

Rock Auto & AutoZone have the hose with the Male/Female connections...

According to Mopar Passenger car parts it is a 2537 613 hose

 

[commando1]

I did find a female to male adapter on Ebay but the seller wants $20 plus $8 for shipping..

Cheap if you can't find the correct hose.

I bought a car hoping all the A/C needed was a charge.
Well, to begin with, it started off with a $240.00 unobtanium heater valve...

 

[mr. fix it]

Okay. I found the hose finally.

Apparently it fits a 67 setup but this is definitely the hose I have
As you can see it is supplied by National-Moparts here in Ontario.
I'll call them tomorrow to order it since today they are closed for out Canada Day stat holiday

 

[mr. fix it]

Cheap if you can't find the correct hose.

I bought a car hoping all the A/C needed was a charge.
Well, to begin with, it started off with a $240.00 unobtanium heater valve...

That's how this Stub Frame project started out!
1st it was the $650 Stub frame.....

 

[mr. fix it]

The male to female is correct. The male threads in the rear of the pump. The female threads in the power steering gear box. There should be a double sided male on the gear box already the female attaches to that. I'll bet when your orig was removed it took the male/male adapter with it. It unscrews.

HOLD THE PHONES!!!! I have a spare steering gear!

I'll check it out tonight when I get home!

Thanks!!

 

[mr. fix it]

The male to female is correct. The male threads in the rear of the pump. The female threads in the power steering gear box. There should be a double sided male on the gear box already the female attaches to that. I'll bet when your orig was removed it took the male/male adapter with it. It unscrews.

Ok so I found the other Steering gear/box and removed the adapter as described but a previous hose change on that unit crushed the adapter where the ferrell seals.

I hooked up the other hose that was with the spare gear but now it leaks at the box and not at the pump.
I can't seem to win with this leak..
I filed it a tiny bit but refrain from free handing it as I will make it worse doing that.

I will have no choice butt o take it to work to see if one of the machinists can clean it up

I'm ordering a new hose as well again.

Thanks to 68Plymouth383 for pointing this out