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1994 Honda Del Sol 1.6 SOHC/auto trans....there seems to be an oil seepage coming from the lower portion of the front edge of the automatic transmission housing where it meets the back edge of the engine block. After running the car I can see a very slight bubbling coming from the seep. To me it looks like engine oil...rear main seal? When looking from the front of the vehicle the seep starts about 1/3 of the way up from the bottom of where the engine block mates with the trans housing.
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CHECK AN MAKE SURE CLIPS ON END OF THE CV JOINT ASSEMBLY IS THERE ,THE PART THAT GOES INTO THE TRANS, IF ITS NOT THERE THE INNER SHAFT WILL COME OUT OF THE TRANS ,THAT CLIP HOLDS IT THE TRANS
check your cable that runs ur throttle and follow it at the end it has a plastic piece, my friend had a honda del sol and the plastic piece was broke causing the cable to come loose sometimes and idle high then drop then high then drop etc. just a thought
this is what a automatic trans does when it is failing, it will need to be torn down and inspected for worn and damaged parts, there are any number of things that cause this, leaking valve body, front pump O ring leaking, u will most likely need it rebuilt.
I believe it has a screen and filter. You might have a trans problem period. Your synchronizers could be warped and the clutch cannot hold a grip. And yes, automatics have clutches. Im assuming you have automatic.
the flywheel, hub, bearing, and synchronizers have to be in perfect form to grip gears, if it's slipping out of gear which is what your fading out description means to me, than you have a trans problem or your not getting proper lubrication. Lot of the times, in a car like that, it is a common tale to tell.
hope you get it fixed.
www.car-parts.com is a good site to go for used parts for your car and others. cheap and effective. goodluck.
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