Honda Accord VII – steering system components: tie rod ends, steering rods, dust boots and power steering parts

This category contains the most commonly replaced steering system components for the Honda Accord VII (2003–2008), including both sedan and tourer models. Here you will find parts responsible for precise handling, stable wheel alignment and proper power steering operation.

The Accord VII steering system is durable, but with increasing mileage the following components typically require service: outer tie rod ends, steering rods, dust boots and elements of the power steering pump. This category collects parts directly related to these areas.

Tie rod ends – premium Japanese 555 and reliable CTR

We offer high-quality outer tie rod ends from 555 (Three Five) and CTR – two manufacturers known for durability, precise machining and OEM-grade fitment. These components restore steering accuracy, eliminate looseness and ensure stable geometry.

Products available in this category include the left SE-6311L and right SE-6311R tie rod ends, which correspond to Honda OEM numbers 53560-SDA-A01 and 53540-SDA-A01.

Power steering components

We also provide supplementary power steering system parts, including:

• power steering pump bearing – a common wear point that causes noise or variations in steering assist,
• pump seal kit – allows a complete rebuild of the original pump and restoration of proper operation.

These components are compatible with all engine variants of the Honda Accord VII.

Steering rods and dust boots – typical service items

Inner steering rods and rubber dust boots (rack boots) are regular wear items in the Accord VII and commonly replaced during steering repairs. Even if not all variants are currently listed online, these components are standard service parts and may appear in the offer shortly.

Original Honda OEM tie rod ends, steering rods and other steering components are available upon individual request.

FAQ – Honda Accord VII Steering System

When should tie rod ends be replaced?

When you notice knocking, looseness in the steering wheel, uneven tyre wear, pulling to one side or issues with wheel alignment. On Accord VII these symptoms typically appear after 150,000–250,000 km.

Which brand is better – 555 or CTR?

Both are excellent. 555 offers premium Japanese quality, while CTR provides very solid OEM-grade replacements. Both are commonly used in specialist Honda workshops.

Is wheel alignment required after replacing a tie rod or tie rod end?

Yes – alignment must always be performed after replacing steering linkage components.

What are the symptoms of a failing power steering pump?

Loud operation, whining noises when turning, intermittent loss of assist or fluid leaks. In such cases a bearing replacement or seal kit is recommended.

Can I order genuine Honda OEM steering components?

Yes – original Honda steering parts (tie rod ends, inner rods, boots and other components) are available on individual request.