How Many Liters of Transmission Fluid Does an Audi Q5 Need?

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MacBennett
07/30/25 10:04am
Audi Q5 transmission fluid refill requires either 8L or 12L: 1. For gravity replacement, the approximate amount is around 8L; 2. For machine flush replacement, the approximate amount is around 12L. Additionally, it is recommended to use the machine flush method as it helps clean the transmission. More details about the Audi Q5 are as follows: 1. The Audi Q5 is equipped with multiple cutting-edge technologies. The 'Audi Drive Select' system allows control over various technical components, enabling drivers to choose among three driving modes with a simple button press: Comfort, Auto, and Dynamic. Moreover, it boasts an extremely rich configuration, with numerous high-tech modular accessories providing powerful multimedia functions—including Bluetooth telephony, DVD player, TV receiver, iPod interface, and a premium audio system from the Danish top-tier brand Bang & Olufsen with eight speakers. The system's hard drive can also store music data in MP3 format. 2. Models equipped with the MMI system offer a personalized mode for owner customization. The 'Audi Drive Select' can be paired with two innovative devices: the 'Audi Adaptive Suspension' and the 'Audi Dynamic Steering.' The latter adjusts the steering ratio and power assistance continuously based on vehicle speed, making steering lighter during parking and more stable at high speeds. In emergencies, the steering system works in tandem with the ESP system, making minor adjustments to ensure safety.
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