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Checking the oil level in a manual transmission (VW Golf 4)

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Contents: Location of the gearbox oil filler…↓ Location of the gearbox oil filler…↓ Execution order ↓

Location of the gearbox oil filler plug on models with 1.4/1.6-I engines



Location of the gearbox oil filler plug on models with 1.4/1.6-I engines


Location of the gearbox oil filler plug on models with 1.8/2.3-I engines



Location of the gearbox oil filler plug on models with 1.8/2.3-I engines


The oil in the manual transmission does not need to be changed.

To loosen the threaded plug of the oil filler hole, use a wrench with a 17 mm end head.

For topping up, it is necessary to use SAE 75W90 oil of G50 specification.

Execution order



1. Place the vehicle on a lift in a horizontal position.

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2. Remove the lower engine splash shield.

3. Unscrew the oil filler plug from the gearbox, which is located in front of the left drive shaft.



4. Check the oil level. The oil level is correct when it is at the lower edge of the threaded hole.

5. If necessary, add oil through the oil filler hole.

6. Screw in the oil filler plug and tighten it to a torque of 25 Nm.

Warning: The gearbox housing may be made of aluminum or magnesium alloy. If a new oil filler plug is installed, it must be matched to the corresponding gearbox by number, as the plugs have different coatings. If an incorrect plug is used, contact corrosion may occur.

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