The best replacement power steering pump depends on your vehicle’s year, model, engine, and required fittings. These five A-Premium pumps cover select Honda and Acura cars, Honda and Acura SUVs and minivans, Nissan models, and GM trucks and SUVs. Choose the first pump for certain Honda and Acura four-cylinder applications, the second for specified Honda and Acura V6 vehicles, or another option only when its listed fitment matches your vehicle.
| Product | Best For | Notable Detail |
|---|---|---|
| A-Premium Honda/Acura Four-Cylinder Pump | Select RDX, RSX, TSX, Accord, CR-V, and Element models | Includes pulley and seal kit |
| A-Premium Honda/Acura V6 Pump | Specified Odyssey, Pilot, and MDX models | Includes pulley; no reservoir |
| A-Premium 2008–2012 Accord Pump | 2.4L Accord models | Seven-groove pulley |
| A-Premium Nissan V6 Pump | Select Altima, Maxima, and Murano models | Includes pulley and bracket |
| A-Premium GM Pump With Reservoir | Listed GM trucks and SUVs | Reservoir included |
A-Premium Four-Cylinder Honda and Acura Pump
This pump is listed for select Acura RDX, RSX, and TSX models, along with Honda Accord, CR-V, and Element applications. Its fitment is limited to the specified years and four-cylinder engines, so confirm the vehicle details before ordering.
Best for: Owners of a listed Honda or Acura who want a pump supplied with a pulley and seal kit. The manufacturer also provides reference numbers, including 96-5419 and 56110PZDA02, for part-number comparison.
Consider: The listing calls out replacing the intake hose O-ring to help prevent noise. An in-line filter is described as available, rather than included.
A-Premium Honda and Acura V6 Pump
This new, non-remanufactured pump is listed for Honda Odyssey models from 2005–2010, Honda Pilot models from 2005–2008, and Acura MDX models from 2007–2013 with the specified V6 engines. It includes a pulley and has a hose-barb inlet and bolt-on outlet.
Best for: Drivers whose vehicle matches one of those V6 applications and who need a pump without a reservoir. The listing identifies a 3.5L or 3.7L engine range and provides a 12-month warranty.
Consider: The reservoir is not included. Verify whether your existing reservoir and connections are suitable for the replacement before purchase.
A-Premium 2008–2012 Honda Accord Pump
This option is listed specifically for 2008–2012 Honda Accord models with a 2.4L four-cylinder engine. Its included pulley has seven grooves, a useful detail to compare with the existing part during fitment checks.
Best for: Owners of a matching Accord who need the specified pulley configuration. Reference numbers include 21-5495 and 56110R40325, which can help with part-number cross-checking.
Consider: The listing says to use Honda power steering fluid and recommends installing a filter and flushing the system before installation. Incorrect fluid may contribute to performance, noise, or failure issues.
A-Premium Nissan V6 Pump With Bracket
This new, non-remanufactured pump is listed for Nissan Altima models from 2007–2012, Maxima models from 2009–2014, and Murano models from 2009–2014, all with a 3.5L V6. It includes a pulley and bracket, with a hose-barb inlet and threaded outlet.
Best for: Drivers with one of the listed Nissan applications who need the bracket supplied with the pump. Reference numbers include 21-5485 and 49110-JA100.
Consider: The reservoir is not included. Confirm the exact year, engine, outlet connection, and replacement part number before choosing it. The listing specifies a 12-month warranty.
A-Premium GM Pump With Reservoir
This pump is listed for a broad range of select Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac, and Hummer vehicles. Applications include certain Silverado and Sierra 1500, Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, Escalade, and Hummer H2 models. Fitment varies by model and year, so check the complete application list rather than relying on the vehicle name alone.
Best for: Owners of a listed GM truck or SUV who want a pump supplied with a reservoir. Reference numbers include 20-8740 and 15076612.
Consider: The listing provides multiple vehicle applications across different years. Confirm the exact model, year, and part number; do not assume that every vehicle in a model family uses the same pump.
Buying Guide: How to Choose an OEM-Style Power Steering Pump
How do you confirm fitment?
Match the pump to the vehicle’s year, make, model, and engine. Check the listing’s complete fitment details and compare the reference part number with the number on the original pump, if available. A model name alone is not enough when fitment changes across engine sizes or years.
Should you choose a pump with a pulley or reservoir?
Check what is included and what your repair requires. Four products above specify an included pulley; the Nissan option also lists a bracket. The Honda/Acura V6 and Nissan pumps do not include reservoirs, while the GM option is listed with one. Compare fittings and the existing assembly before ordering.
What should you check before installation?
Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s fluid requirements and installation procedure. The 2008–2012 Accord listing specifically calls for Honda power steering fluid and recommends flushing the system and installing a filter. The four-cylinder Honda/Acura listing advises replacing the intake hose O-ring to help address noise.
Is a new pump the same as a remanufactured pump?
Not necessarily. The Honda/Acura V6 and Nissan listings explicitly describe their pumps as new and not remanufactured. Check each product’s stated condition rather than assuming all replacement pumps have the same condition or included components.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does OEM power steering pump mean?
It generally refers to a pump intended as an original-equipment replacement. Verify the vehicle fitment and part number; the products here are listed as A-Premium replacement pumps.
Can I use the same pump across different engine sizes?
Do not assume so. These listings specify engine sizes and vehicle applications. Match your exact engine and year to the product details.
Does every pump include a reservoir?
No. The Nissan and Honda/Acura V6 listings state that the reservoir is not included. The GM product is listed with a reservoir.
Can incorrect power steering fluid cause problems?
The Accord pump listing warns that using fluid other than Honda power steering fluid could lead to performance, noise, or failure issues. Follow the vehicle’s specified fluid requirements.
Should the steering system be flushed when replacing the pump?
The Accord listing recommends flushing the system and installing a filter. Follow the vehicle-specific repair guidance for other applications.