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Posted

I wonder if anyone reads these....  I am hopeful.   :)

 

I have a 2008 Cayenne GTS with an awesome manual transmission.  I can not find much of anything on when to replace the transmission fluid... nor how to replace the fluid.  I am quite familiar with the automatic transmission fluid change (in my previous CTTS), there is next to no documentation on the manual GTS.  

 

I have searched google and the forums for some answer or clue.... nadda.  So any help would be greatly appreciated.  

 

 

  • 1 year later...
Posted

Hi CaptJim...  I have not found an answer to this yet.  My assumption is to replace the fluid, it is the same as other manual transmissions; drain from the bottom and top it off through the fill plug.  I may buy a service manual for this answer (and many others).  If you find anything, please let me know.

Posted

Where is the fill plug, that is the problem, it is not obvious like most manual transmissions.  Plus, no socket will fit up in there.

Posted

And now, for the $1M question.....  What fluid is best for this transmission?

The Reenlist site likes the royal purple synchromax.  I hear good things about the shifting quality.  I am going to try it as I could use some more equality in my shifting.....

Posted

I would love to hear the opinion of others on the Transmission fluid to use.  I am partially inclined to keep it OE... but with higher mileage, it may make sense to use a 'pure grade' synthetic rather than Mobil 1 - such as Swepco?  Redline?  Please feel free to add any suggestions.  

Posted

I use Mobil Delvac 75W-90 in my other cars gearboxes with good results.  I'm considering this route provided all the API grades agree.

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I use Mobil Delvac 75W-90 in my other cars gearboxes with good results.  I'm considering this route provided all the API grades agree.

 

I think that is a good choice.

 

Everyone please be aware this thread is about MANUAL transmission Cayenne GTS. Not many of those in the US/Canada area.

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Thanks Loren.  Glad to have a second opinion.

 

I'm coming up on this service being needed so the timing is perfect.

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