How many liters of rear axle oil should be added to a Prado?

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DeBrady
07/30/25 1:56am
Prado rear axle oil requires 2.5 liters. Here is more information about the rear axle of a vehicle: 1. The rear axle of a vehicle refers to the axle at the rear of the car. For front-wheel-drive vehicles, the rear axle is simply a follower axle that only serves a load-bearing function. Generally, there is also a transfer case in front of the rear axle. 2. Depending on the suspension of the axle, it can be divided into two types: solid axle and independent axle. Solid axles are paired with non-independent suspensions, such as leaf spring suspensions, while independent axles are paired with independent suspensions, such as MacPherson suspensions. 3. Based on the function of the axle, it can be categorized into drive axle, steering axle, support axle, and steering drive axle.
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