93 dx coupe trans. leak
also when i went to that page and i put in my car the dimensions of the seal are different from the page you gave me is that a problem lol?
Sorry for the double post my bad.
Sorry for the double post my bad.
Last edited by RedSno; Jun 16, 2010 at 11:23 AM. Reason: sorry
Enter you VIN and then navigate to the Transmission Housing section. Part 10 is what you need.
Do I see the driver or passenger side axle CV joint in you picture? If it's the driver side, then buy part 12 in the Majestic illustration that you posted (post #8).
Always refer to the side of the car from the car's perspective, or if you were standing behind the car facing forward. Anything on the drivers side of a US model is a LEFT side part.
The two axle seals can be replaced with the transmission still in the car. To replace the other seals, you would need to remove the transmission and take it apart.
If an axle isn't pushed all the way in, it will leak. But since you found the transmission empty before removing it to change the clutch, that probably isn't it.
Majestic is great but ordering a single small part from them isn't worth it. They charge $5.00 per order "handling" which will eat up the discount before you even get to shipping. Most parts stores or of course your local Honda dealer can supply these seals.
The two axle seals can be replaced with the transmission still in the car. To replace the other seals, you would need to remove the transmission and take it apart.
If an axle isn't pushed all the way in, it will leak. But since you found the transmission empty before removing it to change the clutch, that probably isn't it.
Majestic is great but ordering a single small part from them isn't worth it. They charge $5.00 per order "handling" which will eat up the discount before you even get to shipping. Most parts stores or of course your local Honda dealer can supply these seals.


