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ok, couldn't find anything really R34 specific, so just went with manual R33's or Rb25's..

- ENGINE: about 4.5 litres (just buy a 5L)

- GEARBOX: about 4 litres (prob use 3.something L)

- DIFF: about 2 litres (again, prob use about 1.something L)

does that sound about right to the mechanics/DIY oil changers out there?

cheers,

daniel

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i've been reading a few things saying be VERY careful about over-filling... not sure by how much, but apparently it's something to be very wary of...

It's a manual, i have also heard auto's take more oil. I think this is just a general car thing to, manual less oil needed than auto, in general...

So are you saying that you used 5 litres of the same oil to do both diff and gearbox? not 5 litres per area?

Because i'm going to order 4 litres of the gearbox, and 2 for the diff

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