Beck/Arnley039-6575 Distributor Seal

IT does it work seal perfectly

Excelente

stopped the oil leak.

Cheap fix for the oil leak on 2001 Honda Accord (works for 1998-2002 accords). Also a relatively easy fix, but you should check youtube first to see if you're up for it. Very common oil leak on old Accords (and similar). Easy to mistake the leak for a top-cover gasket, but if there's oil under the distributor shaft, try this fix first. Easy fix and only costs a few bucks. This o-ring seems like a perfect fit, good quality. Certainly fixed my leak.

Wow it can in via USPS postal service in about 3 days on Saturday! Yeah ever since I had the car, there was always a pool of oil below the distributor. Why, I am not a mechanic, I just want to drive the car. The distributor o-ring was changed for about $100, then a few years later (not that many miles), changed again for $100! OK it's time for me to take it out. Boy those bolts are frozen on. Got them out. Boy the cap screw was frozen as well. Got it out. It was not leaking from the distributor, good thing. This o-ring is thicker. I see, there is a pool of oil in the engine distributor shaft, that's why it is leaking oil! So I will be using the original for now since it is still OK. Thinner but in my opinion (I am not a mechanic), it is probably better to leak the oil than to have it collect in the engine distributor shaft (dirty oil). But I am sure this one will seal it good! I'll think about it...Thanks!

This is a So-So Fitment but was able to make it Fit for my Distributor for a 1998 Honda Civic LX

Not much to say, it did it's job as a gasket is intended. Would buy again but (knock on wood) I won't ever need to

I purchased 3 sets of Distributor Seals kit for 2000 Accord SE 4 Cylinder and none of the O rings worked Because of small CS.This O ring was the only one that worked and stopped oil leak.

Después de 1 mes de uso, no está la fuga de aceite del distribuidor, entro un poco ajustado pero con aceite no se batallo para instalar