Diff and Transfer-case fluid amount Cayenne S 2003

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Old Jun 30, 2016 | 12:51 PM
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Diff and Transfer-case fluid amount Cayenne S 2003

Could anyone, that has done DIY differential and transfer-case fluid change, tell me what amount do I need. I'm starting to notice noises from front diff, so I'll change it in all three. Since I have this car for a year now, I think it's time.
 
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How many miles are on your car? I have a video on youtube that might be helpful for the rear differential. My car is a 2005 Turbo so don't know if they are the same as your S.
 
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I have 132'000Km, it's about 80'000 miles. I've changed AT fluid 3k's from now. But somehow didn't thought about diffs and tcase. I know how to change fluids. I need only amounts. It will be my only car for this weekend, gf will be visiting her parents, so when I pull it up, there's no chance for getting more soup.
 
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At 21 seconds I list the fluid and amount that is required. This is directly from the Porsche shop manual.

 
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Thank you, Dan!
 
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Oh, one more question. Doesn't it, after draining old fluid, needs to be flushed with something to get all particles out, if there is some.
 
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No problem! No flushing required. If you're noticing lots of metal shavings that would require flushing you more than likely have a big repair bill coming.
 
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I've changed all fluids - no metallic particles, just brownish stinky goo. Although noises were coming from right wheel bearing. So diff is fine, I guess.
 
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Sounds like your diff it healthy. Wheel bearing does not sound fun! Enjoy!
 
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I finally did a front differential fluid change video for our cars. You will need to modify (cut down) a 8mm allen in order to remove the fill plug. Good luck!

 
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