Power steering hose — replacement vs. re-crimping

Tags: #power-steering · #gur · #price

Two hose types. The power steering system has two hoses: the main high-pressure line ("трубка ГУР") and a separate return line ("обратка") — they are distinct parts, so when sourcing a replacement, confirm which one is actually failing before ordering.¹²³⁴⁵

Full replacement cost. An OEM/genuine power steering high-pressure hose costs roughly 13,000–16,000 RUB (RU market, February 2026) through Chinese-parts suppliers (Kitszap quoted at ~13,000 RUB specifically).¹²³⁴⁵

Cheaper alternative — re-crimping (перепрессовка) at a hydraulics shop. Rather than buying a full new hose, an existing hose can be re-crimped/re-pressed at a hydraulic-hose shop for roughly 500 RUB (RU market, February 2026) labor plus the cost of the replacement hose core. This approach was reported as successful on a Nissan Teana (a similar/related platform), and hydraulic shops that routinely handle tractor/combine hose re-pressurization are well-equipped to do this job on a car hose too — worth checking a local agricultural-equipment hydraulics shop, not just auto-parts specialists.¹²³⁴⁵

Mazda 6 (GG) pressure hose cross-references. The power-steering pressure tube (ГУРа трубка) for the Mazda 6 GG 2002-2007 is cross-referenced by brand: Dominant MZGJ06A32420E; ASParts AS1262; RUEI RU6A32420EM; Patron PSH012; Mazda GJ6A-32-420E or GJ6G-32-410D; ZZVF ZVGJ420E. A member asked whether the X80 hose resembles the Mazda one; the post does not confirm fitment.⁶

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Screenshot/photo of steering hose routing

Component photo related to the GUR hose discussion

Additional hose/fitting reference photo

euroauto.ru product listing for the power steering hose part

Related pages

• Power steering fluid — service procedure
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• Steering tie rods

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Last updated: 2026-10-29