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Honda Clutch Case Input Shaft Seal 28x43x7mm
Part Number: 91216-PG1-005

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Honda Clutch Case Input Shaft Seal 28x43x7mm
Part Number: 91216-PG1-005

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The Genuine Honda OEM Manual Transmission Input Shaft Oil Seal (91216-PG1-005) is a factory replacement seal designed to prevent transmission fluid from leaking around the input shaft of compatible Honda and Acura manual transmissions. Manufactured to Honda's original equipment specifications by NOK, this precision-engineered oil seal provides dependable sealing performance, proper fitment, and long-lasting durability.

The transmission input shaft seal plays an important role in maintaining proper transmission lubrication by preventing manual transmission fluid from escaping where the input shaft enters the transmission housing. Over time, exposure to heat, friction, and continuous shaft rotation can cause the original seal to wear, harden, or deteriorate, potentially resulting in fluid leaks and reduced transmission reliability.

Whether you're rebuilding a K-Series manual transmission, replacing a clutch, upgrading your flywheel, or repairing an existing transmission fluid leak, installing a new genuine Honda input shaft seal is an excellent preventative maintenance measure. Its factory-engineered construction and precise 28mm x 43mm x 7mm dimensions help ensure proper sealing and dependable operation.

Features
  • Genuine Honda OEM Quality: Manufactured to Honda's original equipment specifications for reliable fitment and performance.
  • NOK Seal Construction: Produced by NOK, a recognized manufacturer of automotive sealing components.
  • Precision 28x43x7mm Dimensions: Features a 28mm inner diameter, 43mm outer diameter, and 7mm thickness.
  • Prevents Transmission Fluid Leaks: Helps keep manual transmission fluid contained within the transmission housing.
  • Durable Sealing Material: Engineered to withstand transmission fluid exposure, operating temperatures, and continuous input shaft rotation.
  • Direct OEM Replacement: Replaces the original factory input shaft oil seal on compatible Honda and Acura manual transmissions.
  • Protects Clutch Components: Helps prevent transmission fluid from reaching the clutch disc, pressure plate, and flywheel.
  • Maintains Transmission Reliability: Helps preserve proper lubrication and reduces the risk of fluid loss.
  • Ideal for Transmission Rebuilds: Recommended when disassembling or rebuilding compatible manual transmissions.
  • Perfect for Clutch Upgrades: An excellent preventative maintenance replacement when servicing the transmission and clutch assembly.
  • Performance Application Compatible: Suitable for compatible factory and performance-oriented manual transmissions.
  • Factory Fit and Function: Designed to maintain Honda's original sealing specifications without modification.
Additional Information
  • Manufacturer: Honda
  • Brand: Genuine Honda OEM
  • Part Number: 91216-PG1-005
  • Product Type: Manual Transmission Input Shaft Oil Seal
  • Alternative Names: Input Shaft Seal, Main Drive Shaft Oil Seal, Transmission Front Oil Seal, Manual Transmission Oil Seal
  • OEM Description: Oil Seal (28x43x7) (NOK)
  • Manufacturer / Supplier: NOK
  • Inner Diameter: 28mm
  • Outer Diameter: 43mm
  • Thickness: 7mm
  • Installation Location: Manual Transmission Input Shaft / Front Transmission Housing
  • Replacement Type: Direct OEM Replacement
  • Superseded Part Number: 91216-PG1-003
  • Quantity: 1 Seal
  • Condition: New
Common Reasons for Replacement
Over time, manual transmission input shaft seals can deteriorate due to normal wear, heat exposure, and continuous shaft rotation. A worn or damaged input shaft seal can allow transmission fluid to escape into the bellhousing, potentially affecting clutch performance and transmission lubrication.
  • Transmission Fluid Leaks: Fluid leaking from the front of the manual transmission or accumulating inside the bellhousing.
  • Clutch Contamination: Transmission fluid reaching the clutch disc or flywheel, potentially causing clutch slipping or engagement problems.
  • Worn Sealing Lip: Normal wear from continuous input shaft rotation can reduce the seal's ability to retain fluid.
  • Hardened or Cracked Seal Material: Age and repeated temperature changes can cause the original seal to lose flexibility.
  • High-Mileage Transmission Maintenance: Replacing aging seals can help prevent future transmission fluid leaks.
  • Manual Transmission Rebuilding: Recommended when disassembling the transmission for internal repairs or performance upgrades.
  • Clutch Replacement: A convenient opportunity to inspect the input shaft seal while the transmission is removed.
  • Transmission Gear Upgrades: Ideal preventative replacement during transmission disassembly for upgraded gears, synchronizers, or differential components.
  • Transmission Fluid Loss: A leaking input shaft seal may contribute to reduced fluid levels and increased internal transmission wear.
  • Important: Fluid leaks inside the bellhousing can also originate from the engine rear main seal or other transmission components. Proper diagnosis is recommended before replacing the input shaft seal.
Installation Notes
  • Remove the Transmission: Accessing the manual transmission input shaft seal generally requires removing the transmission from the vehicle.
  • Inspect the Input Shaft Area: Examine the input shaft, surrounding housing, and existing seal for signs of fluid leakage, wear, or damage.
  • Follow Transmission-Specific Disassembly Procedures: Depending on the transmission design, additional disassembly may be required to access and replace the input shaft seal. Refer to the appropriate Honda factory service manual.
  • Remove the Existing Seal Carefully: Use the appropriate seal removal tools and techniques to avoid damaging the input shaft or transmission housing.
  • Inspect the Sealing Surface: Check the input shaft sealing surface for scratches, grooves, corrosion, or excessive wear that could prevent the new seal from sealing correctly.
  • Clean the Seal Housing: Remove dirt, old lubricant, and debris from the installation area before installing the replacement seal.
  • Prepare the New Seal: Follow Honda's factory service procedures regarding lubrication, seal orientation, and installation preparation.
  • Install the New Input Shaft Seal: Use an appropriate seal driver or installation tool to seat the seal evenly at the factory-specified depth. Avoid bending the seal or damaging its sealing lip.
  • Verify Proper Installation: Confirm the seal is installed squarely and that the sealing lip is correctly positioned against the input shaft.
  • Reassemble the Transmission: Reinstall any removed transmission components following the factory service manual, including specified torque values and assembly procedures.
  • Refill with the Correct Transmission Fluid: If fluid was drained during service, refill the transmission with the Honda-approved manual transmission fluid specified for your application.
  • Check for Leaks: After reassembly, verify proper transmission operation and inspect for any signs of fluid leakage.
  • Installation Recommendation: Input shaft seal replacement may require specialized transmission tools and internal disassembly. Professional installation is recommended for individuals unfamiliar with manual transmission repair.
What's Included
  • (1) Genuine Honda OEM Manual Transmission Input Shaft Oil Seal – 91216-PG1-005
Please Note:
  • Transmission bearings, input shaft components, clutch components, gaskets, additional seals, transmission fluid, and installation tools are sold separately.
Keep your Honda or Acura manual transmission properly sealed and protected with the Genuine Honda OEM Manual Transmission Input Shaft Oil Seal (91216-PG1-005). Featuring precision 28x43x7mm dimensions, NOK manufacturing quality, and factory-engineered sealing performance, this OEM replacement seal is an excellent choice for transmission rebuilds, clutch replacements, drivetrain upgrades, and preventative maintenance. Whether you're restoring a daily-driven Honda or building a high-performance K-Series drivetrain, choosing genuine Honda components helps ensure dependable transmission operation and long-term reliability.
Part Number: 91216-PG1-005
Brand: Honda


WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects. www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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2001 Honda S2000 Base
2002 Acura RSX Base
2002 Acura RSX Type-S
2002 Honda CR-V EX
2002 Honda CR-V LX
2002 Honda Civic Si
2002 Honda S2000 Base
2003 Acura RSX Base
2003 Acura RSX Type-S
2003 Honda Accord DX
2003 Honda Accord EX
2003 Honda Accord LX
2003 Honda CR-V EX
2003 Honda CR-V LX
2003 Honda Civic Si
2003 Honda Element DX
2003 Honda Element EX
2003 Honda S2000 Base
2004 Acura RSX Base
2004 Acura RSX Type-S
2004 Acura TL Base
2004 Acura TSX Base
2004 Honda Accord DX
2004 Honda Accord EX
2004 Honda Accord LX
2004 Honda CR-V EX
2004 Honda CR-V LX
2004 Honda Civic Si
2004 Honda Element DX
2004 Honda Element EX
2004 Honda S2000 Base
2005 Acura RSX Base
2005 Acura RSX Type-S
2005 Acura TL Base
2005 Acura TSX Base
2005 Honda Accord DX
2005 Honda Accord EX
2005 Honda Accord LX
2005 Honda CR-V EX
2005 Honda CR-V LX
2005 Honda Element EX
2005 Honda Element LX
2005 Honda S2000 Base
2006 Acura RSX Base
2006 Acura RSX Type-S
2009 Acura TSX Base
2009 Honda Accord EX
2009 Honda Accord EX-L
2009 Honda Accord LX
2009 Honda Accord LX-P
2009 Honda Accord LX-S
2009 Honda Civic Si
2009 Honda Element EX
2009 Honda Element LX
2009 Honda Element SC
2010 Acura TL SH-AWD
2010 Acura TSX Base
2010 Honda Accord EX
2010 Honda Accord EX-L
2010 Honda Accord LX
2010 Honda Accord LX-P
2010 Honda Accord LX-S
2010 Honda Civic Si
2011 Acura TL SH-AWD
2011 Acura TSX Base
2011 Honda Accord EX
2011 Honda Accord EX-L
2011 Honda Accord LX
2011 Honda Accord LX-P
2011 Honda Accord LX-S
2011 Honda Civic Si
2012 Acura TL SH-AWD
2012 Acura TSX Special Edition
2012 Honda Accord EX
2012 Honda Accord EX-L
2012 Honda Accord LX
2012 Honda Accord LX-S
2012 Honda Civic Si
2013 Acura ILX Base
2013 Acura TL SH-AWD
2013 Acura TSX Special Edition
2013 Honda Accord EX
2013 Honda Accord LX
2013 Honda Accord LX-S
2013 Honda Accord Sport
2013 Honda Civic Si
2014 Acura ILX Base
2014 Acura TL SH-AWD
2014 Honda Accord EX
2014 Honda Accord EX-L
2014 Honda Accord LX
2014 Honda Accord LX-S
2014 Honda Accord Sport
2014 Honda Civic Si
2015 Acura ILX Base
2015 Honda Accord EX
2015 Honda Accord EX-L
2015 Honda Accord LX
2015 Honda Accord LX-S
2015 Honda Accord Sport
2015 Honda Civic Si
2016 Honda Accord EX
2016 Honda Accord EX-L
2016 Honda Accord LX
2016 Honda Accord LX-S
2016 Honda Accord Sport
2016 Honda HR-V EX
2016 Honda HR-V LX
2017 Honda Accord EX
2017 Honda Accord EX-L
2017 Honda Accord LX
2017 Honda Accord LX-S
2017 Honda Accord Sport
2017 Honda Accord Sport Special Edition
2017 Honda Civic Type R
2017 Honda HR-V EX
2017 Honda HR-V LX
2018 Honda Civic Type R
2018 Honda HR-V EX
2018 Honda HR-V LX
2019 Honda Accord Touring
2019 Honda Civic Type R
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2020 Honda Civic Type R
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