Assalam O Alaikum Dear Friend, Trust all well with you... I own Civic 9th generation with auto transmission. There was some leak beneath it's engine. I let checked my car at dealership and some mechanics. Almost everyone suggested that it's rear main seal is leak, it will take 2 days to repair as whole transmission will be dismantled. I was like how main engine seal could go bad at just 76,000 kms? So, I searched on net and found your video, showed to my friend. Then what? My issue got fixed, it was shifter seal that was the culprit. Your video just saved my day. JazakAllah... Zeeshan Kazi
Assalam O Alaikum
Dear Friend,
Trust all well with you...
I own Civic 9th generation with auto transmission. There was some leak beneath it's engine. I let checked my car at dealership and some mechanics. Almost everyone suggested that it's rear main seal is leak, it will take 2 days to repair as whole transmission will be dismantled.
I was like how main engine seal could go bad at just 76,000 kms? So, I searched on net and found your video, showed to my friend. Then what? My issue got fixed, it was shifter seal that was the culprit.
Your video just saved my day.
JazakAllah...
Zeeshan Kazi
Hello, Zeesham Kazi. I'm glad that video clips can help solve problems and are useful to you and those interested. Thank you very much.
Which year ur civic sir? I have 2015 civic n see the leak from that area..
@@anonymous9138 mine is 2013 with R18Z1 motor in it
Thank you very much sir for your tutorial. You are my life saver.
It was my pleasure.
Did you drain ATF prior to doing this?
I just did my wife's crv today. Didnt have to drain the atf. Very small amount came off.
thanx to you brother hope you success in life
Thank you very much.I hope you success in life too.
Very good video bro
I don't think u need to drain out your transmission oil. It won't be spilled out...am i right?
Yes right..no need to drain atf bro
Amzing and cheap for fix my self
Does it work for automatic and manual transmission?
Does it work for both automatic and manual?
Thanks for this.
It was my pleasure, friend.
It is necessary to drain the oil or without draining we can change that seal??
No need to drain the oil, we can replace that seal.Thank you.
Obrigado pela dica o meu esta assim vou trocar eu mesmo valeu👍🏾
Muito obrigado
Torque figures? Thanks for the vid
it was my pleasure.my friend.
How to know when the seal needs to change?
Question I have to put my car in neutral to do this job?let me know thanks
Hi, do I have to put it in neutral? Did you figure it out?
This is for a honda civic 2006?
Yes, it's for Honda Civic FD 2006-2010. Thank you friend.
brother kindly tell me the seal number of this transmishion shift shaft seal
Hi, Kashmir ali. The part number of Oil seal is part no. 91209-612-003 .
How much saiz oil seal
Hi, Amy Design. The part number of Oil seal is part no. 91209-612-003 .
What size the seal?
I'm sorry I don't know the size but I know the part number is (Oil seal) 91209-612-003
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Just change today..
The size is
12x22x7
I hope its useful...
Rahman Shuib I found the order. The seal size is 12x22x7. That's true. Thank you very much.
What is the number?
The part number is (Oil seal) 91209-612-003
Hehehhehe. Why u have to drain the transmission fluid. Totally waste of money and time.
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