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Hello and welcome to Just answer.com, Super mechanic here. About your vehicle.

 

You will want to just make sure that it's not oil that is getting on the engine and then burning off before you can see a leak.

 

However, the transaxle separator gasket, (and seal) are internal with the unit. Most times you will want to do a complete resealing of the transaxle while it is out. A good trans shop will probably want to charge more than what they should though.

 

Anyway, here are the labor times along with the prices of the parts, the entire seal kit is only $158, prices my vary. The labor should be, (at the most) about 7 hours or less.

 

I would figure at an average of $65 per hour anywhere from $600 to $800 depending on where you take it.

 

 

Part OEM Part Price Seals and Gaskets 11 - Extension Housing Gasket 31337AA191 $7.70 Notes 13 - Rear Extension Seal 806735210 $8.00 Notes Gasket & Seal Kit 31007AA042 $158.00 Notes 4 - Oil Pump Seal 31361AA000 $9.10 Notes 7 - Torque Converter Housing Seal 806750050 $8.37 Notes 8 - Case Seal 31295AA003 $28.75 Notes

Labor Skill Level Mfg. Warranty Standard Seals and Gaskets Replace Cover Seal Oil Separator Cover Seal B 3.4 5.0 Notes Includes: R&I Transaxle Side Seals B 1.3 1.9 Notes Front Pump Gasket/Seal B 5.3 7.3 Notes Includes: Separating Differential From Transaxle. Oil Separator Cover Gasket B 3.4 5.0 Notes Includes: R&I Transaxle Oil Pan Gasket B 0.5 0.6 Notes Input Shaft Seal B 3.2 4.8 Notes Includes: R&I Transaxle Torque Converter Seal B 3.2 4.8 Notes Includes: R&I Transaxle Rear Extension Seal B 0.5 0.6