1994-1997 Honda Accord F22b2 Non-vtec Rear Main Seal Housing 93 94 95 96 97 Bolt on 2040-parts.com
Bothell, Washington, US
For sale is the rear main housing from a F22B2 SOHC Non-vtec engine. It's in good shape with no cracks, you just need to clean it up. You will need to get a new rear main seal. The bolts can be included for $2 extra, just let me know before you buy. I bought a running F22B2 longblock with about 150K miles, but the side
where the mount bolts to broke off so I'm parting it out so I can get
some money back.Thanks for looking.
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