Replace a cracked or leaking fluid tank with the Dorman power steering reservoir 603-952 from Dorman OE Solutions. It installs as a direct-fit replacement on the 2005-2010 Honda Odyssey and is designed to fit and function like the original equipment reservoir. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details.
The reservoir holds the power steering fluid that the pump draws from, and its cap closes off the fill opening. This replacement is made from quality materials chosen to handle underhood heat and engine vibration. Dorman tests it to confirm proper fit on specific vehicle applications.
- Direct replacement: Fits and functions like original equipment, for a straightforward installation.
- Complete assembly: Comes with both the reservoir and the reservoir cap.
- Reliable performance: Built to stand up to excessive heat and vibration.
- Quality tested: Put through on-vehicle testing to confirm a quality fit.
If your 2005-2010 Honda Odyssey power steering reservoir is cracked, seeping fluid, or has a cap that no longer seals, this assembly replaces both pieces at once. Signs a reservoir may need replacing include wetness or residue on the tank, a fluid level that keeps dropping, or visible damage to the cap. Low fluid can also come from hoses or the pump, so find the source of the leak before replacing parts.
Interchange: ?APPST054 · 3R-210
APPST054 · 3R210 · RES0113 · 53701SHJA01 · 53701SHJA01C1 · 53701SHJA02 · HO4542102 · 9930010
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
?APPST054, 3R-210, RES0113, 53701SHJA01, 53701SHJA01C1, 53701SHJA02, HO4542102, 9930010
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the right 2006 Honda Odyssey power steering reservoir?
Yes. It is listed as a direct-fit replacement for the 2005-2010 Honda Odyssey, which includes the 2006 model year. The "Vehicles it fits" section shows the full application details.
Does the reservoir come with a cap?
Yes. It comes as an assembly that includes both the power steering fluid reservoir and the reservoir cap.
What does a power steering reservoir do?
It holds the power steering fluid supply that the pump draws from. The cap closes off the fill opening.
What are signs the reservoir may need replacing?
Common signs include cracks or fluid seeping from the tank, a fluid level that keeps dropping, and a damaged cap. Leaks can also come from hoses or the pump, so find the source first.
What should I do after installing it?
Refill the reservoir with the power steering fluid your vehicle's manufacturer specifies. Then follow the service information for bleeding the system and check for leaks.
