57100-TVA-A64 Genuine Honda Modulator Valve For Accord 1.5L

57100-TVA-A64 Genuine Honda Modulator Valve For Accord 1.5L

Name: 57100-TVA-A64 Genuine Honda Modulator Valve For Accord 1.5L
Brand: Honda
SKU: 57100-TVA-A64
Price: 827.00 USD
Availability: InStock

P/N: 57100-TVA-A64 Manufactured by: Honda

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$827.00 - $827.00

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Condition: New

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Description

The 57100-TVA-A64 is a genuine Honda modulator valve designed to manage hydraulic brake pressure within the braking system. It ensures consistent braking response and proper system operation for 2018–2020 Honda Accord models equipped with a 1.5L engine.

Vehicle Compatibility

Year	Vehicle	Engine	Trims
2020	Honda Accord	1.5L L4 Gas	Sport
2019	Honda Accord	1.5L L4 Gas	Sport
2018	Honda Accord	1.5L L4 Gas	Sport

General Specifications

Condition	New
Part Number	57100-TVA-A64
Brand	Honda
Part Type	Modulator Valve
Years	2018–2020
Dimensions	16.7 x 12.7 x 8.5 inches
Weight	5.25 Ib

Product Features

The 57100-TVA-A64 modulator valve is engineered to maintain stable hydraulic pressure within the factory braking system:

Controls brake fluid pressure during braking operation
Built to Honda OEM system standards and calibration
Designed for proper fitment with factory mounting points
Works in coordination with brake control components
Handles normal hydraulic pressure loads during operation
Intended for 1.5L Accord braking system configuration
Compatible with factory brake lines and connections

Application Notes

The 57100-TVA-A64 is installed on 2018–2020 Honda Accord models equipped with a 1.5L engine and factory braking system. After installation, brake bleeding and system verification should be performed.

Always confirm part number, engine configuration, and system compatibility before installation to prevent braking system malfunction.