Power Steering Pressure Hose Assembly Fit Honda Odyssey V6 3.5L 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 (53713-S0X-A02)
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Due to the reviews of one or two other products, I was concerned about fit. As soon as I got it mostly set up, I went to plug it in and configure it At first, I thought it was a few inches too short As I looked closer at the angle, I realized that I hadn't quite shifted it to fit, and that one of the final angles was slightly off. With a little effort, I was able to line it up and connect to the proper wires. I've been using it for a couple days now, and so far it's been This will be updated if there are any I have updated my last post on 2/28/20. Since my power steering was running low, I've noticed the reservoir had started to drain. While I was checking for leaks, my son rolled his steering wheel to make me think another hose must be leaked somewhere else, but none were found. We are going to do a warranty switch on the part and will update on how that goes. The hose is leaking at the joint where the initial pipe goes into the compression fitting part.
As an example, I told him there was a $100 difference between Auto Zone and Home Depot. In order to replace this hose, it is not simple or easy (a quirk in the Honda design which has been On the other hand, there are many very good instructional videos online, but the actual job is somewhat challenging. It seemed strange to my brother at first, as he didn't think this fit his style. Seeing it was only $125, he bought it. Unfortunately, he was unable to make it On day two, after watching the videos again, he decided to actually install the hose. He was actively considering hiring someone, but most places won't do work that has already begun. You have to manipulate it a little, but this was the right My 2003 Honda Odyssey is currently using it, and there are no signs of leakage! He was not able to return the Auto Zone hose that he purchased. As far as I understand, the seller guarantees the part will function, but the item is good.
If you plan on trying to wrestle this, or any other aftermarket line like this onto your Honda lying on the driveway like I did, do yourself a massive favor and just purchase the OEM Honda lines. There isn't much room for them. came up with quite a few new swear words and was mumbling in strange tongues as I tried to figure out how to make this all work. The setup is working once I followed the instructions, but I spent hours trying to get it to work. It looks easy on youtube because the guys make it look so Especially if you do not have a lift, it is not a good idea. have some experience working on cars, but this installation was a bit of a pain. Although I don't mean to offend the manufacturer of this hose, the bends need to be at the appropriate locations. It needs to be in the right spots, not just close to where the OEM hose is. When I fought to get it into the car, I pulled this things out a couple of dozen times to rebend it. In a way, she was being tested for her will power.
This was the final step in the installation, so I was extremely disappointed to discover it. I think it would be far too much work to take it out You can see the fit in the pictures below. As it really does work, I give it 3 stars, but I wouldn't recommend it. Find a product that has a straight connection to the pump instead. Here's what's new The current year is 20210613. A leak has now developed in the hose The system hasn't been installed for more than six months. Take a look at the It's been a while since I rated something, so I'm changing my rating to.
I noticed that one of the bolt holes from the hose to the power steering pump had a small bit of play. In spite of this, I was able to thread the bolt in far enough that I was confident that it would not cross thread. Also, the fitting at the other end did not align with the fitting at the other end. Though I had to bend the line to fit, the product did the job, and it did not.
However, the part I received is actually longer than the Honda OEM part. In fact, the part I received is actually 2-inches longer than the OEM part. A 3" shorter tail As well as double-checking Checked that the correct part number was labeled on the item. In my area, I have a Honda dealership that I trust, and who is willing to install aftermarket parts on my 2002 Odyssey (with 220K miles). I did not have the time to wait for a return or replacement of the PS pump discharge line since the rubber hose portion of it was cracked and leaking badly. Engineers can see how the master shop tech had to adjust the routing of the hose and tubing, and some of the mounting grommets, to make it work, and be sure that everything worked. You should be wary of buying from a stranger.
The bag in which it arrived was clearly marked "return". It was a little nerve wracking to order an aftermarket auto part without an original, but the QUIOSS money back guarantee reassured me. The item arrived in the specified time period and was exactly what I needed for my 2002 Honda Odyssey. I have been using the item for a few days and it is working fine. It arrived in a plastic bag without much padding, but I have not found any signs The purchase was exactly what I was looking for.
I ordered this for my 2003 Honda Odyssey, after reading quite a few reviews, and after seeing that some people mentioned the length and the fact that it was a little short, I thought I would take the chance. As it turns out, I should have gone by the reviews. It didn't fit because it was too short and the bends in the tubing were incorrect. It has been even tried every way to make it fit, but in the end I'll be sending it back.
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