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Old Jun 20, 2009 | 04:52 PM
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Hi: Just found this site. At last, a group on Honda "friends". We have been driving only Honda's since 1991 and now have 5 in the extended family - son in law too. Sold one to my nephew 1992 4dr LX with 225K miles and still going at 275K with original clutch.

My 1997 LX wagon has 186K miles and has started to leak at the rear crankshaft seal. I am pretty sure it has the F22B 2.2L engine. Is this a hassle to replace (by my mechanic)? What are the odds that the shaft is worn and a new seal won't seal
 
Old Jun 20, 2009 | 07:11 PM
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My mother has a 97 VTi (NZ new, F22 VTEC) with the same problem.

It's about a days labour to replace it. G'box has to come out and the flywheel or torque converter and drive plate, if its an Auto, have to come off.

The seal is press fit into a cover plate that goes over the end of the crank.
There is no chance the crank could be worn at the point it passes through the seal. You may also have to remove the sump to access it.

Your looking at about a days labour, plus fluids etc.
 
Old Jun 20, 2009 | 07:24 PM
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Thumbs up Hi New Member...

I moved you to the correct forum where you can get better answers than in the New Members Forum..

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Old Jun 20, 2009 | 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Moppie
My mother has a 97 VTi (NZ new, F22 VTEC) with the same problem.

It's about a days labour to replace it. G'box has to come out and the flywheel or torque converter and drive plate, if its an Auto, have to come off.

The seal is press fit into a cover plate that goes over the end of the crank.
There is no chance the crank could be worn at the point it passes through the seal. You may also have to remove the sump to access it.

Your looking at about a days labour, plus fluids etc.
Thanks, any idea of the cost?
 
Old Jun 20, 2009 | 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Mattman
Thanks, any idea of the cost?
Depends how much your mechanic charges per hour
 
Old Jun 22, 2009 | 09:35 AM
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Mechanics hourly rate varies A LOT over the whole USA. Varies even more around the world. If we knew where you're located, maybe someone has some idea.
 
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