Help keep engine oil sealed in at the back of the crankshaft with the MAHLE Crankshaft Seal 67766, a one-piece rubber seal for the rear position. It is listed for many models, among them the 2003-2017 Honda Accord with the V6-3.0L or V6-3.5L, and the 2005-2022 Honda Odyssey and 2005-2022 Honda Pilot with the V6-3.5L. The listed applications cover V6-3.0L, V6-3.2L, V6-3.5L and V6-3.7L engines; see the "Vehicles it fits" section for the full list.
This engine crankshaft seal mounts at the rear of the engine. The seal body stays stationary while its lip contacts the rotating crankshaft, helping retain oil where the crankshaft leaves the engine.
Country of origin: Japan.
Signs this part may need replacing include oil seepage or drips at the rear of the engine, where it meets the transmission. Other seals and gaskets can leak in the same area, so confirm the source before replacing. Reaching the rear seal generally requires removing the transmission, so follow the vehicle's service information for the procedure.
Interchange: BS 40685 · 91214-R70-A01 · 91214-RBB-OO3 · 91214-RCA-A01 · 91214-RKG-003
BS40685 · 91214R70A01 · 91214RBBOO3 · 91214RCAA01 · 91214RKG003
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Is this the right crank seal for my 2003-2017 Honda Accord with the 3.0L or 3.5L engine?
MAHLE 67766 is listed for the 2003-2017 Honda Accord with the V6-3.0L and V6-3.5L engines. Check your engine against the "Vehicles it fits" section before ordering.
Does it work as a 2005-2022 Honda Odyssey 3.5L crankshaft seal?
Yes, it is listed for the 2005-2022 Honda Odyssey with the V6-3.5L engine, and also for the 2005-2022 Honda Pilot V6-3.5L. The "Vehicles it fits" section shows every listed application.
What does the rear crankshaft seal do?
It seals around the crankshaft at the rear of the engine. The seal body stays stationary while its rubber lip contacts the spinning crankshaft to help keep oil inside the engine.
What comes in the box?
The box contains the crankshaft seal only. No gasket or other additional contents are included.
What are signs the rear crankshaft seal may need replacing?
Look for oil seepage or drips at the rear of the engine where it meets the transmission. Oil pan and other gasket leaks can look similar, so trace the leak before replacing the seal.
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WARNING: These products can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
