Thank you for saying don't push the seal all the way in. I'm on my second seal now. I like how you are using the wider end of your extension and tapping gently. On my previous attempt, I used a 36 mm socket and my hand and pushed in one side too far. I was going by how it was when I took the original one out. It was leaking and I suspect who replaced it before me put it all the way in.
So I have tried this and had some huge problems. The first was finding the right replacement seal. I am now on my 3rd seal, this one is part number 91205-POX-005. My advice is to go direct to Honda to get the seal as other suppliers don't seem to have a clue. I now have the right seal (I hope). Which way around do you fit it? One side has 6 indentations, the other side has a thin lip. Any help appreciated!
@@stevestanley5183 Try my part number I give above. You need to talk to a dealer, and get them to pull up the diagram on thecomputer screen. Then when you fit it, the smooth side goes on the outside. the bit with the groove goes on the inside.
Hi friend, may I ask is it upper cv rubber boot must have grease because after the shop replace my cv transaxle I look down 6 months and upper grease fall out and it has no grease at all
So I just did this job, left it overnight sitting and leaked fluid overnight basically. Would I have to refill the transmission before start of engine?
Thank you for saying don't push the seal all the way in. I'm on my second seal now. I like how you are using the wider end of your extension and tapping gently. On my previous attempt, I used a 36 mm socket and my hand and pushed in one side too far. I was going by how it was when I took the original one out. It was leaking and I suspect who replaced it before me put it all the way in.
Thanks for the ABS warning !
Man loved your tip with the flathead to hold it in place.
what is the size of the axle shaft seal?
Could you kindly let me know the part number of the axle shaft seal? thank you very much!
So I have tried this and had some huge problems. The first was finding the right replacement seal. I am now on my 3rd seal, this one is part number 91205-POX-005. My advice is to go direct to Honda to get the seal as other suppliers don't seem to have a clue. I now have the right seal (I hope). Which way around do you fit it? One side has 6 indentations, the other side has a thin lip. Any help appreciated!
I am having the same problem but 3 dealers gave me the wrong seal. I bought one for the oposite side and it slide onto the axle shaft.
@@stevestanley5183 Try my part number I give above. You need to talk to a dealer, and get them to pull up the diagram on thecomputer screen. Then when you fit it, the smooth side goes on the outside. the bit with the groove goes on the inside.
OK I can see that you have put it with the indentations towards the gear box, the lip facing out.
Good video! 👍🏻
Thanks for sharing.
Hi friend, may I ask is it upper cv rubber boot must have grease because after the shop replace my cv transaxle I look down 6 months and upper grease fall out and it has no grease at all
So I just did this job, left it overnight sitting and leaked fluid overnight basically. Would I have to refill the transmission before start of engine?
The torque for the axle nuts is only 120 ft lb? I saw it is 230 ft lb in another video for 2014 CRV.
Yes sorry insay wrong on the video
What pen are you using?
Where is the shop you work at so you can diagnose my Crv
Do you need to drain the transmission fluid before doing this?
You don’t need
Very helpful. thanks.
What about rear axle
Really nice video. There is a seal on the other side too. I guess its a similar approach on that side too?
Yes same procedure
is it same for other side.
Yes
Where are you from sir? You look like Indonesian 🙌🏻?
His ascent seems like a Filipino. Mabuhay!
Want size is socket for axle nut
36mm
@@wongautofix5680 thank