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Honda 2.4L HPFP 16790-5LA-A01: Fitment Guide
If you are sourcing a high-pressure fuel pump for a Honda 2.4L GDI engine, 16790-5LA-A01 is one of the part numbers you may encounter.
The number can also appear together with the Denso unit reference 296100-0054. YUDI Auto Parts lists these numbers as the Honda 2.4L GDI high-pressure fuel pump reference.
But a part number alone should not be treated as a universal fitment answer. For B2B orders, the vehicle application, production year, market, and original pump number should be checked before shipment.
What Is Honda 16790-5LA-A01?
Honda 16790-5LA-A01 is listed as a Fuel High Pressure Pump Assembly.
Unlike the fuel pump located inside the tank, this component belongs to the engine-side high-pressure fuel system used by the applicable direct-injection engine.
Public Honda parts catalogs identify 16790-5LA-A01 as a genuine Honda high-pressure fuel pump and list it for selected Accord and CR-V applications.
For sourcing purposes, the key numbers are:
| Reference | Number |
|---|---|
| Honda P/N | 16790-5LA-A01 |
| Denso reference | 296100-0054 |
| Application | Honda 2.4L GDI |
| Component | High-pressure fuel pump |
The complete number matters. Do not shorten the request to simply "Honda 2.4 fuel pump."
Which Honda Models Use 16790-5LA-A01?
Public parts catalogs show the part number on selected Honda Accord 2.4L and Honda CR-V 2.4L applications.
For example, HondaPartsNow lists 16790-5LA-A01 for:
| Model | Engine | Model Years Listed |
|---|---|---|
| Honda Accord | 2.4L | 2015–2017 |
| Honda CR-V | 2.4L | 2015–2016 |
Another catalog also identifies the part across specific Accord and CR-V trims within these model years.
This table should be treated as a sourcing reference rather than a substitute for VIN verification.
Honda applications can vary by market, transmission, trim, and production configuration.
If the vehicle is outside these applications, verify the original pump number before ordering.
16790-5LA-A01 vs Denso 296100-0054
This is where international buyers can become confused.
A Honda pump can have a Honda OE number used in vehicle parts catalogs, while the physical Denso unit can carry a separate manufacturing/reference number.
YUDI Auto Parts maps:
Honda 16790-5LA-A01 → Denso 296100-0054
The two numbers should therefore be recorded together when you are requesting a quotation for the Denso OE unit.
For example, instead of sending:
Honda 2.4 fuel pump
send:
Honda 16790-5LA-A01 / Denso 296100-0054
That gives the supplier a much clearer sourcing target.
Why Do Buyers See Other 5LA Numbers?
Search results for this pump can show several numbers that look similar.
You may encounter references such as:
- 16790-5LA-A01
- 16790-5LA-305
- 06161-5LA-305
Some catalogs identify later or replacement numbers alongside the original number. HondaPartsNow, for example, currently shows 06161-5LA-305 as the replacement for 16790-5LA-A01.
This does not mean that every 5LA number found online should automatically be treated as interchangeable.
For B2B sourcing, ask the supplier to explain the relationship between the number you requested and the number being quoted.
That is particularly important when the invoice, box label, and physical pump show different numbers.
5LA vs 5PC: Do Not Mix Them
Honda's 1.5T and 2.4L GDI pumps can appear together in online searches because both are high-pressure fuel pumps.
But the part numbers are different.
YUDI's current reference shows:
| Engine Family | Honda P/N | Denso Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Honda 1.5T GDI | 16790-5PC-H02 | 296100-0726 |
| Honda 2.4L GDI | 16790-5LA-A01 | 296100-0054 |
The shared 16790 prefix does not make the pumps interchangeable.
The 5PC and 5LA sections identify different applications.
If a customer requests a Honda HPFP without providing the complete number, this distinction should be checked before quoting.
What Should You Verify Before Buying?
For an international B2B order, five pieces of information can eliminate most part-number confusion:
1. Original Honda Part Number
Ask the customer for the number printed on the original pump or previous invoice.
2. Denso Number
If the pump is a Denso OE unit, ask for the Denso reference visible on the pump.
3. Vehicle Model
A vehicle model helps narrow down the application.
4. Model Year and Engine
A "Honda 2.4L" description alone is not enough for every market.
5. VIN
When the part-number information is incomplete, VIN verification provides another way to confirm the application.
For YUDI Auto Parts, this is also the preferred approach when a customer is unsure whether the 5LA or 5PC pump is required.
What Should a Supplier Provide?
A B2B supplier should make the product identification easy to verify.
For a Honda 2.4L HPFP quotation, useful information includes:
- Honda OE part number
- Denso reference
- Product description
- Actual stock photos
- Package-label photos
- Batch or identifying information where available
- Quantity available
- Fitment confirmation
This is more useful than a listing that simply says:
"Genuine Honda 2.4L Fuel Pump."
The buyer needs to know exactly which pump is being offered.
Why Actual Photos Matter
Part-number verification and stock verification are two different things.
A supplier may know the requested part number without physically having the same unit ready to ship.
For B2B buyers, actual photos can help confirm:
- Denso branding
- Pump-body markings
- Part-number labels
- Packaging
- Physical configuration
YUDI Auto Parts uses actual stock photos as part of its sourcing workflow, including Denso marking and identifying-number checks where available.
This gives buyers another verification step before placing an order.
A Simple Ordering Workflow
For Honda 2.4L HPFP sourcing, use this sequence:
- Original part number
- Denso reference
- Vehicle + engine + year
- VIN if required
- Supplier confirms fitment
- Actual stock photos
- Quotation
- Order
This workflow is particularly useful for distributors buying multiple units for inventory.
It reduces the risk of receiving a pump that has a similar-looking number but a different application.
Honda 2.4L Denso HPFP: What YUDI Lists
YUDI Auto Parts currently lists the Honda 2.4L GDI high-pressure fuel pump as:
Honda P/N: 16790-5LA-A01
Denso: 296100-0054
The same product page also lists the corresponding Honda 1.5T reference separately, making it easier to distinguish the two engine families.
Our B2B sourcing process focuses on three things:
- Verified Stock
- Actual Photos
- Batch Traceability
If you already have the original pump number, send it with your vehicle information. If the number is unclear, send a photo or VIN and let us check the application before quoting.
Need the Correct Honda 2.4L HPFP?
Do not order based only on "Honda 2.4L fuel pump."
Confirm the complete part number first.
For 16790-5LA-A01 / Denso 296100-0054, send your part number, VIN, or current pump photo. We can check the available stock and provide actual photos before you commit to the order.