I have a 1995 Accord F22b1 with a 5 speed. I was looking under it and its covered in oil (Gear oil?) it flows down from the top of the trans. My best guess is this nipple I found with no hose connected(see picture). I have no idea what this nipple is for and did not see any hoses around it or near by.

 

It's a breather. Shouldn't have fluid coming out of it unless the Trans is somehow overheating???? Or it was over filled somehow our your jumping your car.


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Ok thats what I thought I see oil down in it. The car has not been jumped and I myself have never touched the fluid. I'll check the oil level tomorrow.

 

That nipple is supposed to have a rubber cap on it. You should get one when you get a chance.

 

i see the shifter cable isn't hooked up...did you just replace the trans or clutch

 

That is the mount for the OEM airbox.

 

I will do that. Since it has not had one would that let the oil blow out?

 

It should not be completely sealed. If you put a solid cap on it, it will usually pop off as the trans heats up. Probably why it's not there now. It should have a rubber breather type cap. You could get a solid cap and cut a slice in the side of it to allow it to breathe.

Or buy a new OEM breather cap. Part number 21396-PX5-000 - Cap, Breather

If the oil is coming from the top of the engine. It could be your distributor seal or valve cover gasket.

 

Ill buy the right cap and get that done. My distributor seal is next on the list I know its leaking a little bit. Thanks for the info.