Under the bolt at the top of your picture...

 

neeeeeeeeds simple green, but

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well the oil is leaken out of the head i gota get that fixed before i get some simple green

 

You sure its the head? Pull the cap off the distributor, if you got oil in there, the shaft seal failed, replace the distributor, Most common leak. There are no oil passages right there, only return holes.

 

would i have to replace the whole dizzy or just the seal

 

there is an oring on the shaft of the dizzy.

 

yea but can i buy just the oring or would i have to buy the whole dizzy

 

Just the o-ring will do the trick... assuming that's the leak.

 

Anytime one sees oil around the dizzy, it is going to be either the o-ring as shown below or the oil seal as shown below.


Oil right beneath the inboard end of the dizzy suggests the o-ring has failed. Pull the whole distributor off, and you will see the o-ring.

Oil in the dizzy cap suggests the oil seal has failed. Replacing the oil seal requires a bit more disassembly. For how to replace the oil seal and where to buy a new one (since Honda dealers do not sell it), see several of the steps in
http://honda.lioness.googlepages.com/distributorbearing.

 

well can u get it at autozone

 

ok heres the deal me and my friend ajusted the dizzy and the timing it runs a hell of a lot better but i pulled the dizzy cap off and theres no oil in there but it looks like theres oil leaking outa where it mounts to the head but im not fersure its kinda hard to get down there would this be the o ring

 

Yes, this would be the o-ring. Autozone will not have the oil seal. Autozone may have an o-ring that works, and you will pay less for it, but I would just go to a honda dealer and get the correct o-ring, for peace of mind. Or if you plan to order a bunch of parts soon from an online OEM Honda dealer like www.bkhondaparts.com, put the o-ring on the list. Go to www.bkhondaparts, put in your car info, and it will pull up a list of parts etc. for you.

 

well the closest honda dealer is hella far a way could i just pull the o ring off of it and get somethen that would match the size and stuff

 

Worst case an o-ring that you get at True Value or Autozone will leak a heckuva lot. Middle case it will leak a little. Best case it will be just fine. bkhondaparts.com has dimensions of 26.4 mm x 3.1 mm on the o-ring. Dunno if the 26.4 is ID, OD, or midway between. The 3.1 mm should be the thickness. I do not know for what kind of temperatures the one Honda sells is designed, so I do not roll the dice on this one and go OEM. Plus I know how to order from the internet (nudge). But you're young, and maybe low budget? Weren't we all. Experience builds character.

 

the one from autozone/pepboys/advance works just fine, its felpro crap, but it still seals it.

 

ok so the have one at autozone?

 

dude go o'reileys. autozone sucks in PB. call up to Cape Honda and try them too, it's only an hour's drive here.

 

hmm i didnt kno it was in cape thought it was farther im going to cape this weekend and i do agree on autozone sucks

 

yeah, it's a huge dealership/service center. give them a call. they've done all the recall work on my accord before.