help sa power steering hose

Hi guys

the power steering hose of my car has a leak. and the replacement costs a lot mga 13K ata :shock: (all for a stupid hose!) someone suggested sa other site na i have it fixed at those places that fix hydraulic hoses daw or get a replacement. kaso a shop owner told me that the replacement will have a buzzing sound when u steer it from park coz the hose wil not be exactly the same size.
tanong ko lang, has anybody had it repaired? is this a good choice? or will it also make that whirring/buzzing sound? or should i just go for the original? :P

thanks

good thing la na yung mga nanggugulo sa kabilang board dito hehehehe

dati yung sa sentra namin pinalitan yung hose, 3000 binayad ko. sa mega motion ko pinagawa. wala namang weird sounds after the replacement.

papa tots,
thanks sa mabilis na reply. original ba yung hose na pinalit sa ride nyo or replacement?
san ba yung mega motion? dba banawe yon? would you recommend this shop?

thanks

sorry dami kong tanong :roll:

Sa A.Bonifacio ako nagpapagawa ng hose. Those guys that do hydraulic hoses for trucks and heavy equipment. Don't mind the squealing sound. Maririnig mo lang iyon when the wheel is turned to fully. I don't even know kung related sa hose yung tunog na iyan. Alam ko that's just the pump relieving itself of excess pressure.

Lahat ng Benzes namin (including the MB100) made in A.Boni ang hose. We even go to choose which hose to use. Kaya yung pinakamatibay ang ginamit namin. Yung reinforced and designed for high line pressures.

Hanapin mo si afrasay or PM mo siya. Power steering god siya ng Diesel Club. Ang lakas kasi sumira ng power steering kaya kabisado na iyan lahat! :mrgreen:

Otep,

Thanks for the advice! umm one question lang, san ba yung A. Bonifacio? :D
Good idea, i think ill just get my hose replaced or fixed there. Mga how much kaya aabutin nito? i need a rough ballpark figure lang hehehehe :D

maraming salamat po sa lahat ng helpful peeps 8)

Naku po Chip, hindi ko na po alam ang figure. Between Php 400-1,200 yata, eh. Depending on the length and type of hose. Sila na bahala sa crimping (fitting of the ends).

A.Bonifacio is the end the North Luzon Expressway. Magkabilang sides niyan puro gumagawa ng hoses at hydraulics.

You can also get to A.Boni by driving along Banawe. Just drive along Banawe in the direction of del Monte. A.Boni na ang dulo niyan. Just turn right and shop around.

Pero mas maganda siguro magtanong kay afrasay. Baka may suki na siya doon.

Nakita ko na naman ang pangalan ko. Hmmm, 1st street (not ave.) cor Avenida (Rizal Ave.) the side going to Sta. Cruz, may gumagawa/fabricate/crimp ng hose same as the suki of Otep. You will be surprise of how much you can save plus they have a variety of hoses from light to heavy duty. Take your fittings and they will fit the hose into them. Sa Gen I na Pajero mga 600 pesos lang for the two hose. Hope these helps

The master has spoken.

Tama, bring your old hose para yung original fittings pa rin ang gagamitin nila. Your car won't even know the difference.

Maraming salamat po mga bossing! ill go there this weekend. thanks for all the help :D:D:D:D:D:D

You're welcome. :)

to avoid the "squeaking sound" make sure that the inside diameter of the hydraulic hose is the same with the original.

i also use dayco hydraulic hoses from heavy equipment purposes. tama sabi ni OTEP just give them a sample and they will be crimp it for you