- Parts: The rear main seal itself is a relatively inexpensive part, costing around $25 to $50. However, there are other parts that may need to be replaced or repaired in the process, such as the oil pan gasket, transmission gasket, and flywheel. The cost of these additional parts can add up quickly.
- Labor: The labor involved in repairing a rear main seal leak can be time-consuming, as the transmission and/or engine may need to be removed. Labor costs can vary from around $300 to over $1,000.
- Additional fluids and materials: In addition to the parts and labor, there will also be costs for any fluids that need to be replaced, such as engine oil and transmission fluid. There may also be costs for miscellaneous materials, such as thread sealant and gasket maker.