Genuine Honda 25210-RGL-A00 Pipe C (ATF)

Perfect fit for my 09 Odyssey. Seems to be working as it should. Didn’t have any issues with the installation.

It's an OEM so it was a perfect fit. Since I live in NE part of the country, the salt during snow times has corroded my original piece probably faster than usual so this time I decided to give it an extra coat of paint to help prevent that from happening sooner than it would normally be. It would have been nice if the clips that go on the piece came with it but no biggie.Also, if you lift the whole front of the van you don't need to remove the bumper or anything else. Some suggest doing so but you're adding more work to yourself by doing so. It took me about 20 minutes of playing around trying to get the clamps off and sliding the piece out. Putting the new one on is much easier. I do suggest getting a clamp removing tool if you don't already have one.

I installed this on my 2007 Honda Odyssey after the original rotted out thanks to our New York weather. Super easy to install if you follow the other reviewers directions and just install it along side the old one rather than removing it. So far this part has held up like a champ. Over 1000 miles and still holding strong. Saved a ton of money DIY rather than taking it to a shop or the dealership. Get yourself a good set of hose clamp pliers and you are good to go.

Fit just like the rusted out part on my 2010 Honda Odessey. It was not easy to remove the old cooler line, so I mounted the new one in tandem beside the old. This setup is working just fine. I topped up the ATF and saved myself a trip to the car "stealer"ship at over 100$ / hour.

Perfect fit on my Honda Pilot 2008

Excelente

Replaced from old one exact match

This project went a lot easier because I went into it knowing I did not have to try to get the old one out. In my case I had checked to see what was holding the bracket on and I was unable to get a socket on the two bolts. So I did what Bruce mentioned and slid the new one by the old one. Hardest part was getting the other hose released from old bracket. Resorted to cutting the holder off with a pair of yard clippers. Job was helped by a trip to harbor freight for 90 degree pliers and hose removing pliers.