Is Transmission Oil Leakage Common in Accord?
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Transmission oil leakage is common in Accord. Here is a detailed introduction to the Accord: 1. Exterior: Sparkling crystal diamond LED headlights. The unique square high-grade perspective reflects dynamic tension, increasing the illumination range by 50% compared to previous models. The high-brightness LED light source, integrated with the headlight design, combines technological brilliance with human care. 2. Powertrain: The 2.4L i-VTEC engine, based on Honda's unique VTEC technology, adopts direct injection, Atkinson cycle, and VTC, and incorporates an EGR exhaust gas recirculation system, improving fuel economy by 13% and increasing maximum torque by 8%.
My 10th-gen Accord has driven 60,000 kilometers, and the axle shaft oil seal is already showing slight leakage. The dealership mentioned many long-term owners have reported this issue. However, the mechanic explained that Honda's transmission sealing rings tend to degrade over time, especially on vehicles frequently used for long-distance driving. New cars generally don't have this problem - the main inspection points are the oil pan gasket and drain plug areas. Actually, don't panic if you spot oil stains; just replace the seal promptly. It costs around 100 yuan to fix. Delaying repairs could damage the transmission. They recommend checking the undercarriage during each maintenance service - if it appears wet, address it immediately.
