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Transmission fluid leak pt2 Replacing cv axle and seal on my 1997 Honda Civic

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In the last video I was able to show you where the leak was coming from. I also tried to show you an easy and money saving way to switch the ends of the cv joints and unfortunately it did not work out . So I ordered a new cv axle. In this video I will show you how to replace the axle and how to replace the transmission seal. But not without some complications along the way! You will see! 

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Here is the part number of the transmission seal: 91206-689-005

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