Gearbox Oil

Gearbox Oil

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About the Gearbox Oil

Gearbox oil and manual transmission fluid across the full range of grades — 75W, 75W-80, 75W-85, 75W-90 and the specialist fills — from Millers and Ravenol, with Fuchs, Liqui Moly, Motul and Valvoline alongside them and genuine fills from VW, Audi, SEAT, Škoda, BMW, Vauxhall and Land Rover.

Coverage runs across the VAG manual boxes from 020 and 02A through 02J, 02K, 02M, 02Q, 02S, 02T, 02Z and the 0A and 0B families; Ford MT82, MTX75, MT75 and IB5; Vauxhall and Opel F13, F17, F40, M20, M32 and M40; PSA and Renault BE, MA, JB5, JH1, PK5, PK6 and TL4; the Fiat C510, C514, C550 and C53; BMW GS6 and Getrag; and Mercedes 711 series. Sump plugs, filler plugs, gaskets and filling equipment are here too.

Getting the grade right matters more than the brand. Manual boxes, DSG and S tronic units and mechatronic assemblies all take different fluids, and using the wrong one causes real damage rather than just poor shifting. If you are unsure, send us your registration and gearbox code and we will confirm the correct fill and quantity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does gearbox oil need to be changed? +
Gearbox oil degrades over time through heat cycling, contamination from wear particles, and moisture ingress. Degraded oil loses its protective properties, leading to increased wear on gears, bearings and synchro rings. Regular oil changes extend gearbox life significantly.
How much oil does this gearbox take? +
Oil capacity varies by gearbox and vehicle. Check your vehicle workshop manual or contact our team with your gearbox code for accurate capacity figures. Overfilling is as damaging as underfilling — always measure carefully.
Is it important to use the correct grade of oil? +
Yes — gearbox oil grades are specified by the manufacturer for the exact viscosity and additive package required. Using the wrong grade can cause poor shift quality, increased wear and in DSG and DCT units, mechatronic damage. We only stock grades correct for each gearbox.
How often should gearbox oil be changed? +
For manual gearboxes, oil changes are typically recommended every 30,000 to 60,000 miles or every 4 to 6 years. DSG and DCT units generally require more frequent changes — typically every 40,000 miles or 4 years. Always follow manufacturer guidelines.
Can I change gearbox oil myself? +
Manual gearbox oil changes are generally DIY-friendly with basic tools and a suitable lift or ramps. DSG and DCT oil changes require a diagnostic tool to reset adaptations and are often best left to a specialist. Contact us if you need guidance.
What brands of gearbox oil do you stock? +
We stock premium gearbox oils from trusted brands including Millers Oils, Ravenol and other specialist lubricant manufacturers. All oils are selected to meet or exceed OEM specifications for the relevant gearbox.
What happens if I use the wrong gearbox oil? +
Using an incorrect oil can cause harsh gear changes, increased wear, seal damage and in dual-clutch units, clutch slip and mechatronic fault codes. Always use the grade specified for your gearbox — our team can confirm the correct specification.
Do you sell complete oil change kits with drain plugs and gaskets? +
Yes — we stock gearbox service kits for many applications that include the correct oil quantity, drain plug washers and seals. A complete kit simplifies the job and ensures you have everything needed in one order.

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