Fix Power Steering Fluid Leak in Honda Odyssey

How to fix Power Steering Fluid Leak of Honda Odyssey in easy DIY, and low cost, as shown in this detailed video for Honda Odyssey 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. Process is also applicable on Honda Accord, Pilot, and CRV. This also fixes the growling noise from engine bay when turning the vehicle especially in winter months.
The easy fix is to replace Power steering O rings (seal) the two fluid lines of power steering pump: return line and high pressure line. These go bad with age and it is a simple DIY.
PARTS NEEDED:
Recommended to buy from Honda dealers selling online
* Top O-Ring (black color): 91370-SV4-000, amzn.to/3VUKedp
* Lower Return line O-Ring (Orange): 91345-RDA-A01, amzn.to/3PZlblL
* Genuine Honda Power Steering Fluid 08206-9002, amzn.to/3vLFRH0
TOOLS & SUPPLIES:
* Home & Auto Tool set, amzn.to/39VPfbG
Will use: 10mm socket - to loosen bolts
+ Ratchet, adapter, extension
* Flat head screwdriver to remove engine plastic cover
* Painters Tape (doesn't leave sticky residue)
* O-ring removal tool
OR Paper clip
* Old cloth or Rag to place around the solenoid to absorb oil
* Flat cardboard box to put O-Ring on (to protect from dust)
* Dishwasher detergent to clean dirty hands
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[@keiththomas6970]

Thank you for the tutorial, I have the same exact issue with my van and this will help me solve the problem.

[@FlyBeee]

You are welcome! so glad you found this video helpful. It is easy work but let me know if there are any questions.