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06-11-2024, 03:54 PM

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Per the service manual, you need to temporarily install the old fill screw and run the car with the wheels up in the air and spin the wheels at about 12-15 mph for 1 minute, then top up the fluid again.

When I did this the transfer case took significant additional fluid.

I didn't have 4 jack stands (only 2 and 2 ramps) so I installed the old fill plug, dropped the car, drove it up and down the street twice, re-lifted and was able to get just under 200ml more in. I can't imagine you'd want a significant amount more in as the total fill is only supposed to be 0.6L correct?

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06-12-2024, 05:15 AM

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I didn't have 4 jack stands (only 2 and 2 ramps) so I installed the old fill plug, dropped the car, drove it up and down the street twice, re-lifted and was able to get just under 200ml more in. I can't imagine you'd want a significant amount more in as the total fill is only supposed to be 0.6L correct?

Sounds about right.

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06-12-2024, 11:53 AM

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So how much they end up charging you for the transfer case oil change?

Just got transfer case fluid change at dealership in the past weekend. They charged $375 for the oil and labor, $270 for the temperature sensor.

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