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cooper4x4 Mar 12, 2008 01:49 PM

Transmission Leak
 
My wife's transmission has developed a leak. It is a 97 Accord DX automatic. When I was under the car changing the oil, the leak appeared to come from where the transmission mates with the engine. Any ideas on where to start looking to fix this? It is leaking at a rate of 10 large drops on the driveway each night. Thanks in advance. Let me know if you need anymore information.

hondadude Mar 12, 2008 05:38 PM

RE: Transmission Leak
 
musta been a miserable night laying out under that car counting drops. LOL :D

The only things that I think would cause a leak in the area you are describing, the shift shaft seal is behind the shift linkage/cable cover, or the Torque Convertor 'O' ring.
The lower torque convertor cover comes off pretty easy, maybe you could look for a trail of fluid.

cooper4x4 Mar 13, 2008 03:40 PM

RE: Transmission Leak
 

ORIGINAL: hondadude

musta been a miserable night laying out under that car counting drops. LOL :D

The only things that I think would cause a leak in the area you are describing, the shift shaft seal is behind the shift linkage/cable cover, or the Torque Convertor 'O' ring.
The lower torque convertor cover comes off pretty easy, maybe you could look for a trail of fluid.
at least it was a warm night. :D

Do you have a diagram or pages from the FSM that would show me what you're talking about? I am used to working on my Tacoma which is a lot easier! Thanks.

hondadude Mar 13, 2008 05:22 PM

RE: Transmission Leak
 
item#2 in this pic isa cover plate at the bottom of the TC housing.
Remember you saw red transfluid dripping there?
But look around closely at the sides of the trans to be sure the fluid isn't flowing downhill from somewhere else. TC 'O' ring leaks are not very common.



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