What transfer case fluid to use?
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What transfer case fluid to use?
I tried to search but nothing came up,
Anyways after doing my oil change i noticed my transfer case fluid is about under half!!!
I need to either top it off or change it.
What fluids would you guys recomend?..... i tried looking it up at shops
but they dont know what is compatible.
Anyways after doing my oil change i noticed my transfer case fluid is about under half!!!
I need to either top it off or change it.
What fluids would you guys recomend?..... i tried looking it up at shops
but they dont know what is compatible.
#2
hi.
being 100% sure, I can tell you that there is no "compatible" transfer case fluid for Porsche Cayenne. The only one that fits Porsche requirements is the original porsche fluid, which runs around $70/quart and you need a little bit more than three quarts to fill it up completely. I wouldn't go cheap on this, since it's not like the engine oil that you change frequently. Put the original fluid and forget about it.
being 100% sure, I can tell you that there is no "compatible" transfer case fluid for Porsche Cayenne. The only one that fits Porsche requirements is the original porsche fluid, which runs around $70/quart and you need a little bit more than three quarts to fill it up completely. I wouldn't go cheap on this, since it's not like the engine oil that you change frequently. Put the original fluid and forget about it.
#3
hi.
being 100% sure, I can tell you that there is no "compatible" transfer case fluid for Porsche Cayenne. The only one that fits Porsche requirements is the original porsche fluid, which runs around $70/quart and you need a little bit more than three quarts to fill it up completely. I wouldn't go cheap on this, since it's not like the engine oil that you change frequently. Put the original fluid and forget about it.
being 100% sure, I can tell you that there is no "compatible" transfer case fluid for Porsche Cayenne. The only one that fits Porsche requirements is the original porsche fluid, which runs around $70/quart and you need a little bit more than three quarts to fill it up completely. I wouldn't go cheap on this, since it's not like the engine oil that you change frequently. Put the original fluid and forget about it.
Oh really? in that case i will just go the dealership and buy me some to top it off.
Thanks!!
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