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Checking the oil level in the front (4WD) and rear axle gearbox (Mitsubishi L200 4)

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For main gear reducers, the manufacturer recommends using transmission oil of group GL-5 or higher according to API classification.

Viscosity according to SAE:
  • at ambient temperature above 10°C - SAE90W;
  • at ambient temperatures below 10°C - SAE 80W.

Volume of oil to be filled:
  • front axle - 1.2 l;
  • rear axle - 2.6 l.



The oil level should not be higher than the lower edge of the filler hole (the hole is located so that excess oil can drain through this hole) and not lower than 8 mm from the lower edge of the filler hole.

Attention: exceeding the oil level in the gearbox is unacceptable! This violates the lubrication conditions of the gearbox (the so-called "oil mist"), and the unit may fail.




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After unscrewing the filler plug, check that the oil level is not lower than 8 mm from the filler plug level. After checking and topping up (if necessary) the level, tighten the filler plug. Tightening torque of the filler plug: 50 Nm.
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