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Re: JUST GOT 99 HONDA AACORD, NOTICE OIL LEAK, ON FORNT...
Wash the engine if need be to find the source of the leak. It could be the oil fill cap, the valve cover gasket, the oil filter seal or a dozen other places.
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Shifter in my 99 Honda goes from D4 to D3 without pushing button also. I 'NEVER' recommend flushing transmissions, it will always cause problems. I've been rebuilding transmissions for 25 years now, flushing causes all the buit-up contaminates to stop up the filter, which cannor be changed on Hondas. I have to admit though I get 'ALOT' of work since the introduction of flushing machines. Good luck.
check your v-tec solenoidgasket mine was doing same thing it will not leak alot unless your driving it a high rate of speed and u will dump oil and not even notice it..
On the back side of the engine. If you stand on the side of the car (either side will do) and look between the back of the engine and the firewall you'll see it.
No, you don't have to pull the engine. Many of those problems are fixed by removing the wheel, and the plastic inner fender. It's probably a crank seal, or a power steering hose. PS- You mean the passenger side... don't you?
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