Subaru OEM High Pressure Power Steering Line (05-09 Legacy) | 34610AG17A

Overview

The Genuine Subaru OEM High Pressure Power Steering Line (Part #34610AG17A) is the factory-original hydraulic hose designed for 2005–2009 Subaru Legacy models. This exact-fit OEM replacement ensures proper power steering fluid flow between the pump and rack, restoring factory steering feel and eliminating leaks caused by a worn or cracked high-pressure line. Choosing a Genuine Subaru part guarantees compatibility, durability, and coverage under Subaru's factory warranty.

Key Features & Benefits

• Genuine Subaru OEM Quality – Manufactured to the exact factory specifications, ensuring a precise fit and reliable performance every time.
• Exact-Fit Guarantee – Engineered specifically for 2005–2009 Subaru Legacy, eliminating guesswork and the risk of fitment issues common with aftermarket lines.
• High-Pressure Rated Construction – Built to withstand the demanding hydraulic pressures of the power steering system, resisting cracking, bulging, and fluid weeping.
• Leak Prevention – Restores a fully sealed high-pressure circuit, stopping power steering fluid loss and protecting the pump and rack from damage caused by low fluid levels.
• Factory Warranty Coverage – Backed by Subaru's genuine parts warranty for added peace of mind.
• OEM Part Number Reference – Part #34610AG17A for easy cross-reference and verification.

What's Included

• 1x Genuine Subaru OEM High Pressure Power Steering Line (Part #34610AG17A)

Specifications

Fitment & Compatibility

This Genuine Subaru OEM High Pressure Power Steering Line is designed for the following vehicles:

Always verify your vehicle's VIN and trim level against the Subaru OEM parts catalog to confirm fitment before ordering.

Installation

Replacement of the high-pressure power steering line involves depressurizing the power steering system, disconnecting the existing hose at the pump and steering rack fittings, and installing the new OEM line with proper torque specifications. Power steering fluid will need to be flushed and refilled after installation. Professional installation by a qualified technician is strongly recommended to ensure system integrity and prevent injury from pressurized fluid.