Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir P/N:RES-0063

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$58.99
MPN: RES-0063
Item Package Code: EA
Part Has Core (Y/N): N
Item Package Quantity: 1
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Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir P/N:RES-0063
Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir P/N:RES-0063
$58.99

Keep power steering fluid clean and the hydraulic system quiet with the Atlantic Automotive Engineering Power Steering Reservoir RES-0063 (also written RES0063). This new reservoir drops in as a direct replacement for the OEM unit on the 2002-2006 Acura RSX, fitting and functioning like original equipment.

  • Complete assembly: includes the reservoir and reservoir cap.
  • Direct replacement: fits and functions like the original equipment unit.
  • Protects new components: replacing the reservoir when servicing the pump or rack helps keep debris from damaging the replacement parts.
  • Maintains hydraulic integrity: a faulty or damaged reservoir can allow air to enter the system, causing noise, or restrict fluid flow, leading to premature wear of steering components.

AAE recommends changing the reservoir if it is cracked or damaged, or whenever a failed steering pump or rack is serviced — flush the power steering system and replace the reservoir at the same time. If your original reservoir is cracked, leaking, or contaminated, this assembly replaces it.

Interchange: 53697SB3952 · 53701S6M003

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

53697SB3952, 53701S6M003

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicle does this reservoir fit?

It is a direct replacement for the OEM power steering reservoir on the 2002-2006 Acura RSX. Confirm fitment for your specific vehicle before ordering.

Does it include the cap?

Yes. This is a complete assembly that includes the reservoir and the reservoir cap.

When should I replace the reservoir?

AAE recommends replacing it if it is cracked or damaged, or whenever the power steering pump or rack is serviced, flushing the system at the same time.

Why replace the reservoir when servicing the pump or rack?

Replacing it helps prevent debris in the old reservoir from damaging the new pump or rack, and keeps the hydraulic system clean.

What problems can a damaged reservoir cause?

A faulty or damaged reservoir can let air enter the hydraulic system, causing noise, or restrict fluid flow, leading to premature wear of steering components.