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Old 05-28-2008, 11:25 AM
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93 Accord leaks oil from the filter area?

On a 93 Accord it looks like there is some type of cooler in between the engine block and the filter that seems to be leaking. Is there anyway to fix this other than buying a new cooler at the toon of $490. Thanks
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Old 05-28-2008, 06:59 PM
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Re: 93 Accord leaks oil from the filter area?

If I remember right, that part is just held to the block by the oil filter spindle with a hex on it under the filter...it uses a big o-ring just like the filter for sealing. With the filter off, it can be tightened.

Make sure it's tight, and if it still leaks take it off and replace the o-ring between it and the block...
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Re: 93 Accord leaks oil from the filter area?

I had this same problem with my 93 EX.I replaced the O ring and it was fine.
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