What is the purpose of transfer case fluid?
The transfer case fluid is a vital component of your vehicle's cooling and lubrication system. Its fluid is designed to cool and lubricate all the transfer case components.
What problems occur in transfer case fluid?
The transfer case is a vital part of the operation of your vehicle. It deals with high amounts of heat and negative effects on lubrication, cooling properties as well as durability which can lead to expensive repairs if you drive past recommended service intervals without changing fluids.
How is this corrected?
Your Toyota Certified Technician will replace the old, degraded transfer case fluid with high-quality Toyota-approved transfer case fluid.
Is it time to schedule your Transfer Case Service? A Transfer Case Service should be performed every 80,000-100,000 km – or check with your Service Advisor based on your driving habits. This service, performed by our Toyota Certified technicians, will provide unsurpassed protection against wear and will ensure optimum transfer case performance and low repair bills.
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