Power Steering Pump Suitable for Honda Accord Euro CM5 CM7 CL9 56110-RAA-A01

Fitment:

For Honda Accord Euro CL9 2.4L K24A3 Petrol Only           2003 - 2005

For Honda Accord CM5 / CM7 / CL9 2.4L K24A DOHC L4   2003 - 2007

Noted:

Professional installation is highly recommended!

Feature:

Brand New Power Steering Pump

Steering Suspension Kit

Top Quality Direct Replacement Part

Built to strict standards specifications

100% visually inspected and quality tested

ISO/TS 16949 Quality Approved

100% strict factory QC

Specification:

Brand: MAXCOOL

Type: Power Steering Pump

Condition: 100% Brand New

OEM Number: 56110-RAA-A01, 56110-RAA-A02

Warranty: 1 Year

Quantity: 1 Piece

Package Include:

1x Power Steering Pump

The symptoms of a bad steering pump include:

1. Your Car Makes a Whining Noise Any Time You Turn the Wheel

If your car makes a whining noise when you turn the wheel, there may be a leak in the power steering pump. Or, the power steering fluid level may be low.

Power steering making noise is something all motorists want to avoid. To minimize the risk of hearing your car’s power steering whine, you should check your

steering fluid level and top it off as needed. If your steering fluid is at a sufficient level, you should take your car to a certified technician.

2. Your Car's Steering Wheel Is Slow to Respond

Your car should respond when you turn the wheel. If you notice that your car’s steering responds slower than usual, the power steering pump may be faulty.

At this time, you may need to have your steering pump replaced.

3. Your Car's Steering Wheel Is Stiff

A steering wheel can become difficult to turn if your power steering pump is failing. When this occurs, you should take your car to a certified technician who

can check out the steering pump and fix or replace it as needed.

4. Your Car Makes Squealing Noises When You Turn the Key in the Ignition

Squealing noises can happen when you start your car if your vehicle’s power steering pump is bad. They can also arise when you try to make sharp turns in

your car. In either of these instances, get your car inspected by a certified technician who can determine if the steering pump is faulty.

5. Your Car Makes Groaning Noises

Groaning noises are loud and distracting, and they must be addressed immediately. They may occur due to a faulty power steering pump or other car issues.

Fortunately, a certified technician can assess your car, find out why these noises are occurring, and mitigate them right away.

A defective power steering pump cannot always be prevented, but there are many warning signs associated with this problem. If you can identify these

issues quickly, you can resolve them before they significantly hinder your ability to steer your car.