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    oil leaking from transmission side?

    most of the oil that was leaking from my transmission side was caused because of my dizzy, since i changed my dizzy i still notice that oil is still leaking from that side of my cb , i wondering what is causing the leak and how i can fix it, the oil color is blak kindda like dirty motor oil
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    Auto tranny?

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      #3
      5 speed trany

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        #4
        Originally posted by ryanjones45 View Post
        5 speed trany
        did you change the o ring?
        Originally posted by Mishakol129
        Do not disrespect my intelligence. I am the smartest person I know : )

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          #5
          How far down does it leak? All the way to the floor, or just gets your tranny dirty

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            #6
            yea it leaks on the floor, and i bought a brand new dizzy so the o ring is new, it does not leak from the dizzy i checked

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              #7
              Try cleaning your engine bay, where the old oil was at frist to see where the oil might be coming from.


              92 cb7 http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=176886

              91 cb9 wagon

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                #8
                Originally posted by cb7 dohc View Post
                Try cleaning your engine bay, where the old oil was at frist to see where the oil might be coming from.
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                Clean everything as best you can, dry it and then verify you don't see any leaks. Drive around normally and start checking everything at intervals. Start up top @ distributor.

                Could be so many different things (residual oil, valve cover, rear main, bad repair...etc).

                Also a pic would help us tell.

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                  #9
                  Is it leaking from between the block and transmission case? If so, the leak is very likely the rear main seal... and you will need to change that ASAP. If it fails completely, your engine will be destroyed by a sudden loss of oil pressure.

                  But yes, clean the engine first to determine where the leak is.






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                    #10
                    damn, if its the main seal where is it located

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                      #11
                      Around the crank main - IE: behind your flywheel. Might as well get an exedy 8lb while you're at it

                      It could be a lot of other things too. You can remove the rubber flywheel access plug and/or bend back the flywheel dust shield a little bit and stick a flashlight in there to try and see whats up. Clean off the outside completely before you do that though.

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                        #12
                        Look and see where the oil is the highest. Also look and see where the oil is "cleaning" things. If you see a spot that's wet with oil yet cleaner looking than the surrounding area then that's very close to your leak. Normally that's the highest point of the oil stain also, unless it's being blown around.
                        '94 CD5 EX F22B1 Automatic

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                          i took a picture of where the transmission seem to be leaking from, i cleaned the oil that was on the ground last week so i can find where the leak is, also i forgot to add that shifting gears is extremely hard 1st through 3rd and tends to grind

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                            #14
                            Axel seal?
                            wat?

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                              #15
                              idk, i think i may just have to take it to a shop to get a diagnosis and a estimate on the fix sigh.... i hate shops :'(

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