Description
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Product Description
Power Steering Pressure Hose
| Part number | 53713-SHJ-A01 |
| Replace | 53713-SHJ-A01 , 53713SHJA01 |
| Cross-Reference | 2647-498147, 5-55172，365543, 92164, 55172, 37238, 37239, 36-365543 |
| Fitment | Replacement for Honda Odyssey V6 3.5L 2005 2006 2007 |
High-quality hose assemblies
Every hose is subjected to a high pressure quality test before leaving the factory, ensuring trouble free installation and operation of your new hose
Zinc-coated tubes
Protest again rust and correction. Good material&Advanced technology& strict quality control ensure high quality
Swith sockets
Allow pressure current. High quality makes sure long usage life.
Locating tabs
Prevent rotation during installation. Quick delivery.
Why choose us?
1. Professional
Professional auto parts supplier, provide you with original equipment equivalentl quality.
2.Large in stock
Large in stock, we can send the items to you in a short time.
3.24h service
24 hours service, if any problem after you recieved the goods, just send your feedback, the best solution will be offered.
Cautions:
- Professional installation is highly recommended.
- Since this hose is not the same shape as OEM but it does work. It’s a replacement&improvement.
EmorRob –
I saved about $350 installing this myself on a 2007 Odyssey. Almost had an “oh, sh*t” moment when I compared the new to the old. The shape and rubber grommets didnt exactly match the original one that I removed so I heard that “Honda Genuine” argument in my head. But dont worry. This is a replacement AND improvement. The bends in the hose for the new hose eliminate the need for the additional grommet.I would recommend watching several YouTube vids on the process. My experience: I had to dremel cut the old hose close to the PS pump and then remove the bolt with a socket wrench. Remove the old sensor to reuse it. This requires a lot of leverage to get that sensor off. From under the car, start near the PS pump and snake the new hose end toward the passenger side and up around the belts. Loosely attach the screw and rubber grommet to help keep the hose in the right place. Seat the hose in the PS pump and finger tighten. Attaching the new one was a little tricky because I was scared of cross threading. When you’re confident its seated well, finish with a crows foot. I didnt have much room to work with so this took a while to tighten with short cranks on the wrench.
cugrad –
As previously mentioned this hose is not the same shape as OEM but it does work. It looks to be high quality and most likely not similar cheap ones manufactured in China. The hardest part was getting the connecter underneath the car where the crow’s foot is required. That didn’t work for me so I finally sawed the metal tube off and used a socket. The new cable only has one (vs 2) rubber grommet connections. The one provided is placed close to the above difficult connection where one of the old hose ones was located.. But it does definitely seem stable and does the job nicely. I also replaced all 3 Honda gaskets. One on the switch, I replaced the one that came with the hose that attaches to the top of the power steering pump, plus the one on the front of the power steering pump. I was having some noises beforehand which turned out to be the front power steering pump gasket… fortunately found in a youtube video. It also took only approx 2 new bottles of Honda transmission fluid to refill the reservoir/system. Super happy I went with this hose… it fits most nicely. And instead of $500 at the dealer which I was quoted the job was only $30 (plus 2-3 hours of my time). ps – the taking the switch off to then put on the new hose takes a skinny/thin wrench.
M.L.A. –
06 Honda Odyssey… This was my 1st time doing this job so it took me quite a few hours to complete the job. After getting EVERYTHING done, I started my vehicle and recognized that fluid was shooting from the “new” hose 😡. I was hesitant to purchase this because of the price but decided to give it a shot… BAD IDEA!! Poor quality, don’t waste your time and money on this.
Lionel Cortez –
I installed it on a 2003 Honda Accord and it was a b!$#* to install . The worst part is snaking it to the other side. It works perfectly but it really is a headache to install .If you don’t have the right tools and if you don’t have patience just pay a mechanic.But if you do install it on your own and you get everything done correctly it is very satisfying, and you save a little extra money , Great product overall. I highly recommend this for DIYSelvers .
riz –
right fit, good product.
Very well done!! –
Amazon sent item on time, quick service and packaged well. The part itself was not exact as an OEM part but it worked.
Trey Ellis –
Fit like a glove. Installed on n about half a hour. No leaks, all good
Fernando –
Le quedo perfecta a mi camioneta
thyanis santiago –
Husband was pleased with his order for the car perfect.
Tubo loco –
Un poco diferente en sus vueltas pero encaja perfectamente
L Romo –
Perfect fit for 2007 odyssey! No leaks