Hey everyone, I'm trying to find the proper power steering high pressure hose for my 1970 Dodge Dart. This car has the 225 Slant Six, with A/C. I am not sure how to verify what kind of pump I have, and all the pictures of power steering hoses I've seen when looking for a replacement have not matched what I have currently in the car. Any help with this would be appreciated.

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2015 Dodge Dart GT (Daily Driver)
2006 Dodge Charger Daytona, Top Banana #3874 of 4000 (lots of fun)
1970 Dodge Dart Custom 225 Slant Six, Auto, A/C (good car, engine rebuild)

Here y'go. If the fitting at the steering gearbox end doesn't look like it'll match up, you may need to unscrew/remove a thread adapter already screwed into the gearbox.

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Too many people who were born on third base actually believe they've hit a triple.

Thanks Dan!
If this could possibly help anyone else out in the future and the link doesn't work, I'm purchasing the Edelmann 80127 power steering hose.

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2015 Dodge Dart GT (Daily Driver)
2006 Dodge Charger Daytona, Top Banana #3874 of 4000 (lots of fun)
1970 Dodge Dart Custom 225 Slant Six, Auto, A/C (good car, engine rebuild)

Update on this topic here. The Edlemann 80127 wasn't quite the correct one. It had a male end that needed to be a female end for hooking up to the steering pitman arm. So I ended up purchasing an Edlemann 70337 from Rock Auto. I had to manipulate the bends of the hose a little bit, but it did fit, and seems to be working well.

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2015 Dodge Dart GT (Daily Driver)
2006 Dodge Charger Daytona, Top Banana #3874 of 4000 (lots of fun)
1970 Dodge Dart Custom 225 Slant Six, Auto, A/C (good car, engine rebuild)

The hose doesn't connect to the pitman arm, it connects to the steering gearbox. And I told you exactly how to deal with this mismatch: unscrew the fitting threaded into the top of the steering gearbox, then the male end of the hose goes right in. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Too many people who were born on third base actually believe they've hit a triple.

I have bought those edlemann hoses before and sometimes the required adapter fitting is in the bag with the new hose.

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I'm fairly sure that the hose I was replacing is the original equipment hose from Dodge, and the 70337 had the same connections that the OEM used, and I wanted to keep it that way.

Thanks for correcting me on the steering box part. I get lost with words at times.

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2015 Dodge Dart GT (Daily Driver)
2006 Dodge Charger Daytona, Top Banana #3874 of 4000 (lots of fun)
1970 Dodge Dart Custom 225 Slant Six, Auto, A/C (good car, engine rebuild)