Engine Oil Leaking Problems of Honda Accord - part 2

While driving balance shaft seal broke off, and the enigne leaked oil. Oil leaked out and engine blew. Please provide more information.

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The mechanic found oil leak at the front of the engine caused by a dislodged seal on the front balancer shaft.

The vehicle experienced a severe engine oil leak and the vehicle was taken to the mechanic for repairs, the manufacturer had sent a product update campaign stating there was a design problem with the balance seal oil shaft, the consumer requests reimbursement. Nlm.

While parking vehicle noticed oil leaking from under vehicle. Vehicle towed to dealer, and informed consumer that balancing shaft seal was cause of oil leakage. Repairs done at no cost to consumer. Please feel free to provide any further deatils.

Engine started leaking oil at an alarming rate, took to dealer, they said it was a balancer shaft seal and would require repairs est to be $620.

While driving the balance shaft seal came out and caused oil to leak from the vehicle rapidly, consumer request reimbursement. Nlm.

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Balncer oil shaft gave out and car leaked all oil out immediately and engine seized and we had to replce engine at the cost of $2,860 (used engine) - Honda has been extremely uncooperative - received recall notice and have tried to work with them to obtain reimbursement and have been waiting since November.

The balancer shaft oil seal failed prior to recall notice causing oil to leak from the front of the engine, the consumer requested reimbursement but has not received a reply or reimbursement. Nlm.

See all problems of the 2000 Honda Accord 🔎.

Oil leak at the front of the engine caused by a dislodged seal on the front balancer shaft.

Was traveling 70mph when suddenly engine seized up, vehicle had stopped, lost all power, and oil was shooting out every where. Had vehicle towed to garage. Mechanic indicated that engine had blewn up, and that was reason for oil leaking. Would replace blown engine with a used engine. Received a product recall letter in mail regarding engine recall. Do not have old engine.

Vehicle will not hold oil. When starting car and putting oil in, it will leak right out.

Didn't know that oil was leaking out from engine until oil light came on. Checked oil. Was completely empty. Put in a quart to get to service station and it to leaked out. Lucky, that there was no major damage to engine. Very expensive repair. Was told by mechanic that, this was the 4th one they fixed so far this year and that there is a fix to prevent this from happening and that only dealers and service stations were notified. Why not the owners? from reading the complaints, it should be recalled for this safety issue.

3 transmission leaks as of 04/04/2000: at third leak - replacing transmission. . . Oil leak: engine replaced due to indentation b/w valve cover & block. Received 5yr/60k bumper-bumper warrenty.

Engine seal went bad and leaked out oil. Srs airbag light came on and mechanic told srs control unit went bad with a repair of $600. Contacted Honda and there was no recall for either part.

While driving the crankshaft broke at 64,000 miles which caused oil to leak, may cause a fire. Cause unknown.

Engine block - had previous old leaks from oil pan gasket, tooken to dealer 4 times for repairs and on the fourth time they discovered a cracked block. They advised me it was my responsibility and I should be lucky I have a extended warranty to pay for the repair. Also I was told my Honda world where the car was repaired somewhat and my american Honda that they have known about this problem and it is caused by a manufacturing defect (porous engine block). Dealer and manufacturer takes no responsiblity both has stated I bought the car and know it is my problem. On the window regulators they have a bulletin and know they go out prematurely but they state it can be fixed at my expense. Again the manufacture knows they have problems but still believe the consumer should pay for their short doings. Please help them understand the consumer should not have to pay for there errors in manufacturing.

The car has leaked oil since 20,000 miles and at 45,000 dealer found a cracked engine.

Porous engine block caused oil leak, nlm.

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Engine leaked oil due toa defect in the mold used to cast the engine block.

Consumer requesting refund for a repair that was subject of a prior recall. The service campaign was issued for the front balancer shaft oil seal replcaement. The consumer never receved any notification about the problem. Only after requesting service for a major oil leak did the consumer become aware of the recall.

Oil seal failed causing leakage. Yh.

Oil shield on the balance shaft has popped out, causing the oil to leak ont the ground. Dealer has been notified.

There was an oil leak due to an engine block crack.