Replaced crank seal on Honda Civic 1997

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[@angelisone]

You've failed to post the ATG's Rear Seal which many dealerships & shops will not replace.
That ATG Rear Seal comes with a $700.00+ of labor. A lot of work just to replace a $26.00 Real Seal. More labors than timing job.
Again, many half passed workers wonder why they (clients) still getting oil leaks.

[@MikeKollin]

Is this, Crank Seal, the same thing as Front Seal?
When I do a search for Front Seal on my 95 Del Sol Civic it always takes me to Crank Seal Videos!

[@RBTheMechanic]

This is front crank seal

[@WhiteEg_22]

What’s the part number?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Not sure if I have part numbers