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Hi all.. about to do a gearbox and diff oil change and I was just wondering how much I need before I go out to buy it.

General consensus on these forums seems to be around 3.5-3.8L for the gearbox but nobody has mentioned how much they used in the diff. Does anyone recall how much they used last time they changed the diff oil?

Thanks :D

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General consensus on these forums seems to be around 3.5-3.8L for the gearbox but nobody has mentioned how much they used in the diff. Does anyone recall how much they used last time they changed the diff oil?

Pretty much the same for all R200 diffs - 1.5L.

Anyway just fill it up until oil overflows out the filler hole.

Thanks for the replys guys. ;)

Matt how do you know me so well? :confused:

martied, as Gizmo73 has already mentioned I'm going to use Royal Purple Max Gear 75W90 for both the gearbox and diff.. just picked it up today actually :) Very much looking forward to getting it done on the weekend!

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