A broad “Accord Euro CL9 2003–2007” description should not replace the scope of a particular pump. The selected offer is the 2003–2005 Series 1 K24A3 2.4L petrol application, with reference 56110-RAA-A01.
The later 2006–2007 pump has a different inlet arrangement in the application record used for this selection. Do not treat the whole CL9 run as a single confirmed pump configuration.
Start with Series 1 and the original reference
The CL9 Series 1 pump without pulley is limited to the stated Australian pre-facelift application. Send the VIN and actual build details if the vehicle sits near a changeover or the original unit differs.
“Accord” also covers other engines and models. This selection is not a CP3 V6 pump application and does not establish another Honda pump’s interchangeability from its 2.4L capacity.
Compare the inlet with fixed housing features
Locate the shaft face and mounting ears, then compare the inlet elbow and hydraulic ports from the same direction. Check the original reference as well as the casting. A rotated photograph can confuse the comparison, but a genuinely different inlet arrangement remains unresolved until checked.
Request the missing view if the elbow or a port is obscured. Do not assume that a connection can be moved or adapted because the rest of the housing looks familiar.
Keep the package and service requirements separate
This is one bare pump as photographed. Pulley, reservoir, hoses, drive belt, fluid and mounting hardware are not included. Have the installer determine the additional parts and correct service method for the diagnosed repair.
The exposed shaft does not establish an installation specification or a decision that the old pulley is reusable. Those questions need the actual components and vehicle-specific service information.
Use the existing symptom owner for diagnosis
The site’s Accord power-steering problems article addresses the broader fault question. This guide concentrates on the Series 1 inlet and supplied assembly. Confirm the fault separately before replacing a pump that happens to match the photographs.
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.