EGR Valve for Acura CL MDX RL TL, Honda Accord Odyssey Pilot Ridgeline & Saturn Vue V6

Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) Valve for Selected Acura, Honda, and Saturn V6 Applications

Replacement EGR valve for the exact Acura, Honda, and Saturn model-year and V6 engine-displacement combinations listed below.

Critical fitment warning: Fitment is model-, year-, engine-, and emissions-system-specific. Some source entries list two possible engine displacements across one model-year range but do not map each displacement to individual years. The source also does not provide engine codes, federal versus California emissions certification, production-date breaks, connector pin count, valve calibration, flange shape, port diameter, coolant connections, gasket configuration, or formal OE reference numbers. Confirm the VIN, exact engine displacement and code, emissions label, production date, original EGR valve number, electrical connector, mounting flange, ports, coolant connections where applicable, and gasket pattern before ordering.

Acura Compatibility

• 1997–2003 Acura CL — source-listed 3.0L or 3.2L V6; year-to-displacement mapping not supplied
• 2001–2009 Acura MDX — source-listed 3.5L or 3.7L V6; year-to-displacement mapping not supplied
• 2005–2008 Acura RL — 3.5L V6
• 1999–2008 Acura TL — source-listed 3.2L or 3.5L V6; year-to-displacement mapping not supplied

Honda Compatibility

• 1998–2007 Honda Accord — 3.0L V6
• 1999–2010 Honda Odyssey — 3.5L V6
• 2003–2008 Honda Pilot — 3.5L V6
• 2006–2008 Honda Ridgeline — 3.5L V6

Saturn Compatibility

• 2004–2007 Saturn Vue — 3.5L V6

Not confirmed: Four-cylinder applications, other engine sizes, hybrid or diesel applications, unlisted years or models, or vehicles whose emissions system, original valve, connector, flange, ports, or calibration differ.

Included Component

• 1 EGR valve

The source does not confirm an EGR gasket, O-ring, mounting bolts, coolant seals, hoses, clamps, wiring, connector repair kit, EGR pipe, cooler, or additional installation hardware. Verify the product images and received package before installation.

Specifications Requiring Verification

• Exact engine displacement and code
• Federal or California emissions configuration
• Production date and market specification
• Electrical connector shape and pin count
• Mounting-hole pattern and flange profile
• Exhaust and intake port shape
• Coolant-port configuration, if applicable
• Original valve calibration and reference

Reference Verification

No formal Acura, Honda, Saturn, or GM OE/interchange reference numbers are supplied in the source description. Do not use the listing SKU alone as proof of interchange. Match the VIN, emissions label, original valve markings, connector, flange, and ports.

Installation Notes

EGR-system diagnosis and replacement should be performed by a qualified technician. EGR-related fault codes can also be caused by restricted passages, wiring faults, connector damage, vacuum or intake leaks, sensor issues, cooling-system problems, or engine-control faults. Diagnose the complete system before replacing the valve.

Allow the engine and exhaust system to cool. Disconnect the battery when required by the vehicle-specific service procedure. Inspect and clean mating surfaces and EGR passages without allowing debris to enter the intake or exhaust system. Use the correct new gasket or seals where required and follow the specified bolt sequence and torque values. Refill and bleed coolant if any coolant circuit is opened.

After installation, inspect for exhaust, vacuum, and coolant leaks. Clear applicable diagnostic codes, complete any required idle or EGR relearn procedure, and verify commanded versus actual EGR operation with suitable diagnostic equipment. Confirm stable idle and normal operation before road use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fit four-cylinder Accord models?
No four-cylinder application is confirmed. The listed Accord fitment is 3.0L V6 only.

Which Acura CL, MDX, or TL years use each listed engine size?
The source provides combined model-year ranges and multiple displacements but does not map them by individual year. Verify the VIN and engine code.

Does this fit Saturn Vue?
The source confirms 2004–2007 Saturn Vue with 3.5L V6.

Is a gasket included?
Gasket and seal inclusion are not confirmed.

Will replacing the valve clear an EGR fault code?
Not necessarily. Restricted passages, wiring, sensors, leaks, or control-system faults can produce similar codes and should be diagnosed first.