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D series manual transmission cv axle seal question

This is to show the difference between the driver and passenger side cv axle seals. They are two DIFFERENT sizes.

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Dylan Moore commented on 24 Jun 2015

Someone should let O'Reillys know to fix this

victor de la puente, jr. commented on 24 Jun 2015

I really like oriellys, but the oem Honda seals are way better anyway in my opinion

1999 Honda Accord 3.0 V6 VTEC Axel, input shaft seal, break rotor and break pad replacement

I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (//www.youtube.com/editor)

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Chanthavong Saykosy commented on 09 Sep 2015

Aah what size is the axel nut, 98 v6 accord? Heard you shouldn't use the torque wrench like that to loose or tighten bolts, could cause the calibration tobe off.

Elnenezx12r02 commented on 09 Sep 2015

Size varies if is an aftermarket or original usually is a 34. I've always used a torque wrench have no problems but is up to you what you want to use.

Black Ginger commented on 12 Jul 2015

Please make a video on bearings!! That's if they are messed up. Me and my bf will greatly appreciate it!!

Elnenezx12r02 commented on 13 Jul 2015

My bearings are still good knock on wood but defenitly will make a video of it when the time comes

Black Ginger commented on 10 Jul 2015

I was looking for this video everywhere!!! Gracias!!!!

Elnenezx12r02 commented on 11 Jul 2015

You're welcome :-)

Fixing my 91 Honda Civic Si. Replacing axle seal. PART 2

In this video i remove the knuckle from the axle shaft remove the axle from the transmission and remove the ring/seal i dont show the installation but its the same ...

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enduro rider commented on 18 Sep 2011

Hey man, good video. I noticed that it looks like you only have a jack supporting the car. i hope you had some other support other than just a hydrolic jack. A good friend of mine died last year by having a car fall on him in his garage. his daughter found his body. They miss him. Always support the car! Thanks man!

Raylenn Phoenix commented on 30 Apr 2013

Thanks for posting, couldent find any thing on what's involved in getting at the axel seal. My 97 civic dx has the same issue on the passenger side and i really didn't want to take it to the shop and have them fix it (>.> quoted me 100$ and the parts something like 15$... like wow..)

Roger Abramson commented on 08 Mar 2013

Nitrile gloves. Good. But I don't see any jack stands in the video. According to the NHTSA, nearly 5,000 injuries per year are caused by slipped jacks. While I'm at it, you're also exposing yourself to brake dust, which still has asbestos. Google the asbestos facts from the EPA.

Elfie Samawi commented on 19 Aug 2011

Good job buddy. I'm doing exactly the same thing on my 90 Celica for my drive axle seal and hopefully it doesn't leak anymore as I can see it's leaking from that area. Did u top up more gear oil in there or what?

MrPwnies commented on 22 Jan 2012

You're supposed to pop off your center cap while the car is on the ground and break the axle nut that way... not the way you're doing it.

David Lopez commented on 21 Aug 2011

@elfutfoundation After this repair i filled the transmision with oil and sold the car with no leaks hope it works well for your car.

Doomzdayxx commented on 10 Sep 2013

This would be such an easy fix if I didn't have a god damn problem with rusted/stuck cotter pins ever single fucking time.

MrSlowestD16 commented on 22 Aug 2012

pop out the center cap of the wheel and drop it to loosen the wheel nut.

whoodiestyle commented on 21 May 2012

Where did u remove it can't see shit

BlazEnvoy commented on 07 Apr 2012

either way works

Josh Gosnell commented on 19 Jun 2013

Is this 5 speed

Fixing my 91 Honda Civic Si. Replacing axle seal. PART 1

In this video i will be removing the wheel knuckle and axle to get to the seal.

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Bob Darlington commented on 21 Dec 2013

Next time wait until the lawnmower stops!

LoC DoGG commented on 14 Apr 2014

Its not gonna fall sissy

Denis Dimick commented on 23 Dec 2013

No jackstands... I was waiting to see it fall on his chest

How To Replace 94 Eg Civic Transmission Output Shaft Seal

It was a windy day off so I decided to replace my tranny seals on my civic to show how it's done down in Amarillo Texas at the Oasis RV park where i'm staying.