“Without pulley” does not mean the inlet joint is also missing. The selected Accord CP3 V6 pump is supplied with the black inlet joint shown, while the pulley, reservoir and hoses are excluded.
Check those inclusions before comparing prices or booking the repair. A bare-shaft pump and a pulley-equipped assembly are different package descriptions, even when both search results say “Accord steering pump”.
Confirm CP3, V6 and non-Euro together
The CP3 3.5L V6 pump without pulley is for the listed Australian non-Euro sedan with the J35Z2 engine, within 02/2008–05/2013. Its reference is 56110-R70-A11.
This is not an application statement for an Accord Euro or a four-cylinder Accord. Keep the chassis and engine identification with the original reference; the Accord name and a similar year are not enough.
Read the shaft and joint view together
Compare the splined shaft, triangular mounting arms, inlet-joint position and pressure outlet with the original. Establish the viewing direction before interpreting a joint as pointing left or right.
If the original pulley is to be retained, have the installer confirm its suitability and the correct service method. A photograph of a shaft does not establish an unlisted installation force, puller specification or reuse decision.
Keep the parts list explicit
State that the proposed offer contains the pump and pictured inlet joint, without pulley, reservoir or hoses. Ask the workshop which additional items and service materials are required for the diagnosed repair. Do not assume that a pulley or fluid is bundled because another offer includes it.
For fitment confirmation, send the VIN, build month, CP3/J35Z2 identification, original reference and clear accessible photographs of the shaft, mounting and connection arrangement.
Use the existing symptom guide for the fault question
If the first question is why the steering is noisy or assistance has changed, start with the site’s Honda Accord power-steering problems guide. This article answers the separate package-identification question. Neither a matching reference nor a symptom description alone proves that a replacement pump is the required repair.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.