OEM Honda 91345-RDA-A01 - O-Ring (13.0X1.9)

My 2007 Honda Accord had been making a horrible groaning noise clearly tied to the power steering. When cold it was loud and once the car warmed up it got a little quieter. I also noticed a foamy power steering reservoir. So I finally Googled the problem and came across Honda Service Bulletin A07-086 (http://ww2.justanswer.com/uploads/dinotapia/2009-11-19_044914_a07-086.pdf).This is the cheapest and easiest fix I've ever had on a car outside of new windshield wipers or brake lights. This part, suggested by Amazon Garage, worked perfectly. It was a little larger than what came out, but after a power steering top-off the groaning pump is silent again! So clearly the original had shrunk over time. Very happy with the part and it came quickly for a great price!

Works perfect. Had a noisy whine when turning my steering wheel on my 06 Acura TL and after replacing the top and bottom O-rings with 2 of these, the noise basically disappeared. Do know that the noise doesnt go away right away, at least not for me. I drove my car around a few minutes I guess for the oring to settle and afterwards no more noise, cold start or not.

So glad I googled info on my Honda Accord's noisy power steering pump. Such a cheap and easy fix. Hubby had it on there in about 20 minutes. Local auto parts store wanted to charge him 23.00. Delivery was super fast. Bonus... It actually fixed the problem. But I will say when you first start car after replacing o ring, it will make noise and fluid will still appear foamy. It should start working right after u drive it for a little.

Used for 2012 Honda Pilot. Stopped the leak as it should. Thanks!

Part delivered timely. Functions properly. Item as described.

Perfect fit on 2006 Honda Pilot EXL-Nav. Took about 20 minutes to swap out. I reccomed a short 10mm wrench or 1/4" 10mm flex socket with short extension. I was unable to get a 3/8" socket in there. Pretty tight fit. Use the tools to break the bolt and then spin it off with two fingers. Put a rag under to catch a little ps fluid that spills. Also recommend un-clipping the wire harness shown in picture. Frees up a lot of room to get the wrench in there.

Quick & easy fix to a VERY common problem. End the squeal in minutes.If you see "boiling" like behavior in the PS reservoir and it spills out when you turn off the car, then try this quick and easy fix before doing anything else. Known problem with a Service Bulletin behind it.Perfect for for 2005 Accord.

My wife's 2005 Accord started doing that frothy overflowing power steering fluid reservoir thing. Quick Google search suggested it was a bad o-ring. Got this little guy and took me less than two minutes to replace it. Power steering whine gone and no more frothing/overflowing!I knocked off a star from my rating because this is really asinine to charge $5 for such a small and cheap product.