johnny_tdi

crank shaft seal was changed 1 year ago at honda dealership and now it is leaking again wtf. my question is why do you think its still leaking and has anyone else had this problem before. engine is B16A2(USDM)


Modified by johnny_tdi at 10:17 PM 5/27/2006


Modified by johnny_tdi at 10:34 PM 5/27/2006

SkRiBLaH

are you sure its leaking from the seal? and not somewhere else and dripping down? most honda does not leak from the main seal.

johnny_tdi

my uncle checked it for me and says its the crank shaft seal. The leak is comming from behind the oil pan on the drivers side. Head is clean and the rocker cover gasket has been changed as well as the oil pan gasket. There is also no oil around the passanger side what so ever.

johnny_tdi

please I need help here. The haynes mannual says if the crank shaft seal is replaced and then leaks again the crank shaft is broken. So I need to know


Modified by johnny_tdi at 9:22 AM 5/28/2006

akstunt600

do u have a beefy clutch or stock?

u might have beat up ur thrust washers and it causing excess side to side play causing premature seal faliure, or even worse it knocked the spring in the seal out of its grove

Farmer Brown

Probably leaking because those seals suck *** to change and often dont hold for more then a year or so unless your rebuilding the bottom end and do it proper. I wouldnt worry about it too much.

johnny_tdi

I dunno what the clutch is. I bought the car swapped already but its starting to go. the car was an auto to mannual conversion and sits in a 1998 ex coupe. I also have a grind in fifth gear only if I shift after 100km if I shift before nothing
I have already put in Gm syncromesh but not getting better yet. What is the cause of this, seal my clutch, does it have something to do with the tranny? I loose about a liter of oil every 350km


Modified by johnny_tdi at 11:59 AM 5/28/2006

akstunt600

so ur losing trans fluid?

johnny_tdi

no I am lossing oil big time

johnny_tdi

bump

akstunt600

have u taken ur oil pan off recently?

johnny_tdi

yes when they did the crank shaft seal at honda last year they also changed the oil pan gasket.

johnny_tdi

anyone

swoyEKr.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by johnny_tdi &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my uncle checked it for me and says its the crank shaft seal. The leak is comming from behind the oil pan on the drivers side. Head is clean and the rocker cover gasket has been changed as well as the oil pan gasket. There is also no oil around the passanger side what so ever.</TD></TR></TABLE>

soo basically this leak has no orientation to the rear main seal, since that's located on the passengers side. Try to see if the seals around the oil pump are leaking. or possibly you need a new oil pan gasket. The only way i can see a good main seal leaking is if your crank is nicked or out of round or something of that nature which is pretty uncommon in honda engines that have not been modified down there.

johnny_tdi

is it possible that it could be comming fron the cam shaft seal and it just looks like the mail seal is leaking?

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Quick 99 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

soo basically this leak has no orientation to the rear main seal, since that's located on the passengers side. Try to see if the seals around the oil pump are leaking. or possibly you need a new oil pan gasket. The only way i can see a good main seal leaking is if your crank is nicked or out of round or something of that nature which is pretty uncommon in honda engines that have not been modified down there. </TD></TR></TABLE>

so you think even though the oil pan gasket was done a year ago that it is possible that it needs to be done again


Modified by johnny_tdi at 9:42 PM 5/28/2006

johnny_tdi

anyone got any input or suggestions please. check above posts. I dont want to buy a new block if I dont have to..

johnny_tdi

Honda dealer mechanic is a dumb m***** ker. It is my cam seal