WTF?!
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The owners manual for my 1988 924S also states the capacity is nearly 6 1/2 quarts. I put almost 7 in every time I change the oil and it only reaches the upper mark on the dipstick.
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The capacity in the owner's manual isn't right.
Mine said 5.8 quarts, and it takes 6.5L, which is obviously more.
My 951 takes about 7.25 - 7.5L if I drain the oil cooler when I change my oil.
While in 2 of my friend's 944s, they only take 6.0L, which is what, 6.3 quarts?
Pretty close to the correct amount.
No idea why they differ like this.
Mine said 5.8 quarts, and it takes 6.5L, which is obviously more.
My 951 takes about 7.25 - 7.5L if I drain the oil cooler when I change my oil.
While in 2 of my friend's 944s, they only take 6.0L, which is what, 6.3 quarts?
Pretty close to the correct amount.
No idea why they differ like this.
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my manual said 5.7 quarts, i put in 6 and it was just a little bit above the second mark. the case for the castrol gtx i got was in cases of 6, most of them are 12 though. they just didnt have any in the boxes for easy handling. had to ****** them up individually
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Well, it may just differ that amount zero because of angle of surface the car is on , so even if you jack it level, some parts in the engine are going to drain, others won't... at least a difference of a few tenths of a quart could probably be due to that.
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here the tech bulletin from porsche
all the capacities are in quarts
TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN
APPROXIMATE OIL/FLUID CAPACITIES FOR ALL MODELS FROM 1985
Model(s): 1985-94 Porsche All Models
Group: 0
Bulletin No.: 9401
Date: January25, 1994
SERVICE INFORMATION
ENGINE FLUIDS TABLE
Porsche 944 from 1985 to on
944 6.4 qt with oil filter dry/filter full 6.0, 944s/s2 /turbo 6.8 dry 6.0 with filter
NOTE: (1) Filling capacities are approximations actual fill
will usually be less.
(2) Dry capacity is the capacity after complete
disassembly of an entire system including coolers
and lines.
(3) Automatic transmission fluid is Dexron IID.
(4) Manual transmission oil is multi-grade gear oil
75W90 with APl classification GL5.
(5) Antifreeze must be phosphate free.
(6) From model year 1993 use only DOT 4 brake fluid.
(Porsche Part Number 000 043 202 09)
(7)Up to model year 1988 use SAE 90W with API
classification GL5. From model year 1989 use
multi-grade gear oil 75W90 with APl classification GL5.
(8) Service fill is the amount of oil required when
performing normal maintenance
all the capacities are in quarts
TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN
APPROXIMATE OIL/FLUID CAPACITIES FOR ALL MODELS FROM 1985
Model(s): 1985-94 Porsche All Models
Group: 0
Bulletin No.: 9401
Date: January25, 1994
SERVICE INFORMATION
ENGINE FLUIDS TABLE
Porsche 944 from 1985 to on
944 6.4 qt with oil filter dry/filter full 6.0, 944s/s2 /turbo 6.8 dry 6.0 with filter
NOTE: (1) Filling capacities are approximations actual fill
will usually be less.
(2) Dry capacity is the capacity after complete
disassembly of an entire system including coolers
and lines.
(3) Automatic transmission fluid is Dexron IID.
(4) Manual transmission oil is multi-grade gear oil
75W90 with APl classification GL5.
(5) Antifreeze must be phosphate free.
(6) From model year 1993 use only DOT 4 brake fluid.
(Porsche Part Number 000 043 202 09)
(7)Up to model year 1988 use SAE 90W with API
classification GL5. From model year 1989 use
multi-grade gear oil 75W90 with APl classification GL5.
(8) Service fill is the amount of oil required when
performing normal maintenance