Off the top of my head I want to say they would both work, but your best best would be to look up the part on OReilly, NAPA or Autozone's website for both vehicles and see if the part numbers match. With the power steering hose, forget new just buy a used one. This is a pain to do once, you don't want to do it twice. You'll also need an 18mm crowfoot flarenut wrench, various extensions and a willingness to lose skin from your knuckles. If any children are in the area you are working in, make sure they have earplugs so they don't learn as many new words for their vocabulary.