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When you see rear differential fluid on your rear brakes & assembly.
You need to change the fluids in the differential and the seals. If you left for too long and the indication is that you may have done that as the car slows down. You may need major repairs to the rear differential. Change the oil and seals and see how it goes. Honda has a service bulletin out for this problem. You can access in the MV database in your local library or going online to your library.
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You have to remove the brakes, rotors, wheel hubs, axle shafts, diff cover, and differential carrier, seals are on the inside of the axle tubes.
They usually are included in a set of plug wires. {No they are not. They are a separate set of seals and you must take off the valve cover to get to them. Google Honda forums and you will find good guides at places like hondatech.com or superhonda.com}
Yes, differential fluid breaks down and becomes contaminated over time. sometimes changing the differential oil causes the axle seals to leak because the new oil will be thinner than the old stuff so keep an eye on them.
It can cost upwards of 200.00 dollars to replace the transmission seals in a 96 Honda Accord as of 2014. The exact price depends on the seals you purchase.
Honda Automatic transmissions use an internal filter that is designed for the life of the transmission. It is extremely rare that one would have to be changed. Also do not do a power flush on a Honda transmission as it will ruin the internal seals.
You can get them from Honda directly or buy them on e-bay.
Just buy the right oil from the Honda dealer.
it is said thet the male seals peeni freeze off! xD
drawing for bearings and seals of front differential axle