1989 Honda Accord 4 Door "main rear replace seal" Questions

...rear main seal on a 1995 Honda Accord If you were to replace a rear main seal on a 1995 honda accord (with a vtech 4 cylinder engine) do you have to remove the transmission in order to install? Yes, ...

rear main seal leak, in order to fix the rear main seal leak, does the oil pan and the oil pan gasket need to be removed and does the gasket need to be replaced they don't use gaskets on oil sumps its

is a 1995 honda accord, i just replaced rear main seal so i dont think its that.. Perhaps a cooler line came loose or was not fully tightened after the rear seal was replaced and the trans reinstalled

...rear main seal $1300. I told him I did not see any oil in my garage. He said that I wouldn't with this type of leak. Is this true? If you have a leak of any kind, it will be on your carport or ...

rear main seal the transaxle and fly wheel have to be removed to get to the seal . This is a one piece seal. Some technicians will go threw the bottom of the engine pull out the old one and replace it

...rear main seal? does engine and tranny need pulled or can I get to it w/out having to? Well, they need separating to get to the seal, so if the transmission can be removed without pulling them both ...

...rear main seal To do this you can remove transmission in place, and get access from there, or you can take engine and transmssion out and do it that way..........either way you do it, i would suggest ...

...main seal, rear main seal, or one of the EGR hoses. Check oil fill cap. Also check filter if seal was crushed too hard it may be spraying oil out of it. Where is the largest amount of oil? May tell ...

...rear main seal...how many miles are on the vehicle? Sounds about right for a 10 year old car if you drive it a lot and the price sounds about right to fix it. Actually, it's a bit cheap as they have ...

rear main seal when i put that piece the spark pug wire cables back the water was not working but when i start the car its not running hot your waterpump is belt driven....if your belt is on correctly