Beck Arnley 039 6575 Distributor Seal Review

I would rate it higher but the OD was too tight. It is very difficult to put the shaft back in place with the O-ring. Oil flows out of the part again, afraid that the sealing ring at the entrance will move.

This is an O-ring for fixing oil leaks in Honda Accord manifold. This is a thicker o-ring for a better seal. I also bought another pack of o-rings that had the inner seal replaced as well as the outer seal/o-ring and the Beck Arnley o-ring was much thicker.

. I'm an ASE certified mechanic with 20 years experience and no oil or trick would allow an o-ring to enter the head without tearing a piece of rubber. I picked the seal correctly, these are MAHLE B32563 (made in Japan) and Fel-Pro 72454 (made in Taiwan but good quality too).

is very easy to install. eliminates external oil leakage at the point where the distributor attaches to the cylinder head. This is a very common problem at Honda dealerships. When the oil is in the distributor cap. It is the inner seal that the camshaft runs through. This is a more difficult job and requires disassembly of the distributor for replacement.

Wow, it could ship in about 3 days on Saturday via USPS! Yes, since I've had the car there has always been a puddle of oil under the distributor. I'm not a mechanic, I just want to drive. The distributor o-ring was replaced for about $100 and changed again a few years later (not many miles) for $100! Okay, time to take it out. God, those bolts are frozen. I pulled her out. Boy did the head screw freeze too. I have it. There was no leakage at the distributor, good. This o-ring is thicker. I see…