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How many liters of transmission oil does the Octavia need?

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OAriana

07/29/25 10:23pm

The Skoda Octavia generally requires two liters of transmission oil. It is recommended to replace the automatic transmission oil and oil filter every 60,000 kilometers. For vehicles equipped with a transmission oil filter, the filter should also be replaced during the oil change. Transmission oil is a lubricant that keeps the gear system clean, extends the lifespan of the transmission components, and provides effective lubrication even in low-temperature conditions. It also reduces oil loss under harsh operating conditions. Below is an introduction to transmission oil: 1. Depending on the transmission structure, transmission oil is divided into automatic transmission oil and manual transmission oil. 2. Automatic transmission oil: Abbreviated as ATF (Automatic-Transmission-Fluid), it is specifically designed for automatic transmissions. Early automatic transmissions did not have dedicated oil and instead used engine oil. Due to significant differences in operating conditions and technical requirements, the use of engine oil as automatic transmission oil was quickly phased out. Today's dedicated automatic transmission oil serves as the hydraulic fluid for the torque converter, the lubricant for the planetary gear structure, and the hydraulic oil for the shifting mechanism. Under normal driving conditions, automatic transmission oil should be replaced every 120,000 kilometers, and under severe driving conditions, every 60,000 kilometers. 3. Manual transmission oil: Commonly referred to as gear oil, it is classified into five grades (GL-1 to GL-5) by the American Petroleum Institute based on quality levels. GL-1 to GL-3 have lower performance requirements and are used for lubricating spur and bevel gears, as well as gears in transmissions and steering systems under general loads. GL-4 is used for high-speed, low-torque and low-speed, high-torque conditions, such as the lubrication of hypoid gear drive shafts and manual transmissions. GL-5 has the highest performance level and is used for hypoid gear drive shafts and manual transmissions under severe operating conditions with high impact loads. Under normal driving conditions, manual transmission gear oil should be replaced every two years or 60,000 kilometers.

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