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01-13-2005, 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
4.5 US quarts in the engine, something like 6 or so in the tranny.
The timing chain is supposed to be replaced at 100,000 Miles in that car, Has it been done yet?
The timing chain is supposed to be replaced at 100,000 Miles in that car, Has it been done yet?
Ok, so 4,2 litres that is in the engine, used google to convert the figures, and 5,6 liters in the tranny, not so cheap then :(
01-13-2005, 03:44 PM
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Yup, Every 100K up til '91 year model, Every 150K on year models after that.
And just use the volume as a starting measure, always check the fluid level right after a change.
And just use the volume as a starting measure, always check the fluid level right after a change.
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
Yup, Every 100K up til '91 year model, Every 150K on year models after that.
And just use the volume as a starting measure, always check the fluid level right after a change.
And just use the volume as a starting measure, always check the fluid level right after a change.
01-19-2005, 08:22 PM
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changed filters in the engine and tranny today, filled the engine with 4,2 liters, and the tranny with 6,5 liters, no problem at all. Got a bit smoother gear changes with the new oil too 
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