Seal off engine oil where the crankshaft exits the block with the MAHLE Engine Crankshaft Seal 67121. This rear crankshaft seal seats stationary in its bore while its sealing lip rides against the rotating crankshaft, helping keep oil contained at the back of the engine. It drops in as a direct-fit replacement across a broad list of Honda, Acura and Isuzu applications — including the 1990-1997 HONDA ACCORD [L4-2.2L], 1988-2000 HONDA CIVIC [L4-1.6L], 1990-2001 ACURA INTEGRA [L4-1.8L] and 1996-1997 ISUZU OASIS [L4-2.2L]. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of 31 applications and engine codes.
A worn rear crankshaft seal can show up as engine oil seeping from the back of the engine or spots on the ground beneath the bellhousing area. If a failed seal is the cause of the leak, this replaces it; diagnose the source of any oil leak before servicing. One seal is used per listed application. Country of origin: Taiwan.
Manufacturer part number 67121.
Where does the 67121 seal install?
It is a rear crankshaft seal, seating in its bore at the back of the engine where the crankshaft exits the block. Its lip rides against the rotating crankshaft while the seal body stays stationary.
What is this seal made of?
It is a one-piece seal with a rubber sealing material, listed at an OEM Standard grade.
Will this fit my vehicle?
It is cataloged as a direct-fit replacement for 31 Honda, Acura and Isuzu applications, such as the 1998-2002 HONDA ACCORD [L4-2.3L]. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your year, model and engine code.
What are signs the rear crankshaft seal may need replacing?
Common signs include engine oil seeping from the rear of the engine or oil spots beneath the bellhousing area. Diagnose the source of any leak before servicing, as other gaskets or seals can leak too.
How many seals do I need?
The listed applications use one seal each, and this listing is for a single seal.
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