Manual transmission leak around linkage on top
#1
Manual transmission leak around linkage on top
I have a 2000 EX 4 cylinder 5 speed mt. I noticed that I have a leak, it's been there for awhile because there is crud on the case. I'm going to clean it off and see how much is leaking. The tranny fluid level is up, so the leak has to be fairly small. I noticed a small amount of oil under the car in the past couple of days which led me to find the leak. If the leak is small, should I just keep on trucking?
#2
The oil seems to be coming out of the "cap breather" item #6
2000 Honda Accord MT Transmission Housing - 4DR EX KA 5MT M__02
2000 Honda Accord MT Transmission Housing - 4DR EX KA 5MT M__02
#3
Oil leaks seem to leave a lot of drip marks w/o any loss of oil level.
Call around some auto parts stores - one of them will sell an aluminum drip pan to keep the marks off the garage floor.
These are 2' x 3' giant cookie sheets and cost ~ $25.
Call around some auto parts stores - one of them will sell an aluminum drip pan to keep the marks off the garage floor.
These are 2' x 3' giant cookie sheets and cost ~ $25.
#4
Upon further examination, it looks like it's the oil seal item #15. How difficult is it to replace that seal?
2000 Honda Accord MT Shift Arm - 4DR EX KA 5MT M__06
2000 Honda Accord MT Shift Arm - 4DR EX KA 5MT M__06
#5
Upon further examination, it looks like it's the oil seal item #15. How difficult is it to replace that seal? Thread is so old be surprised to get a response.
2000 Honda Accord MT Shift Arm - 4DR EX KA 5MT M__06
2000 Honda Accord MT Shift Arm - 4DR EX KA 5MT M__06
Last edited by Iluvmyef; 04-28-2016 at 07:30 PM.
#6
You need to crack open bolt 3. I think it's an allen. It allows you to remove that entire top assembly. I think 12 is actually what holds that shaft in.
You may as well replace 14 as well. It's a seal. However you need to put that top assembly in a vice and tap out a pin first. This isn't a big deal if you choose not to take it on as part 8 is the bigger concern and reason for your leak so you can choose not to replace it.
You may as well replace 14 as well. It's a seal. However you need to put that top assembly in a vice and tap out a pin first. This isn't a big deal if you choose not to take it on as part 8 is the bigger concern and reason for your leak so you can choose not to replace it.
Last edited by holmesnmanny; 04-29-2016 at 05:27 AM.
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