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Old 02-10-2006, 11:11 PM   #1
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SR SR20DET fluid amounts?

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Can anybody give me a list of fluid amounts that are need for the SR20DET S13? I am looking for the Diff and 5 speed trans amounts, But a full list might be helpful for any one else that might try to search for them, like I did.
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Old 02-11-2006, 01:25 AM   #2
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3.5 for oil, as for the diff, set it on a even surface an fill oil through the hole until its to the bottom of the hole and then close it off.
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3.5 for motor oil. 2.5 for tranny. 2.0 for diff. tranny and diff, you fill it up until it starts coming out of the filler hole.
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For engine oil, buy 4 quarts. Fill it up with 3 and top it up a little bit more with that last one. Check so you don't overfill. Keep the rest as spare.

For gearbox fluid, buy 3 quarts. Like was said above, fill it up until fluid comes out of the filler hole and the car is flat.

Same for rear diff flui.

For coolant, mix about 2 gallons for a simple drain and refill. More if you're planning on flushing.

For power steering, just top it off. Same with brake fluid. Flushing brakes will require about 2 quarts.
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this should be archived. i was wondering about the tranny fluid too. good thread.
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