Fluid Capacity

[Jrrrrr]

2020 4Runner
Transfer Case : What is the Part Number of Toyota 75 Weight Fluid?
And What is the Capacity?
Cooling System : What is the Part Number of Toyota Coolant?
And What is the Capacity?
Thank you

 

[JeuTheIdit]

Everything you need to know is in the maintenance quick reference:

DIY maintenance quick reference - Toyota 4Runner Forum - Largest 4Runner Forum

 

[xyzzy]

Google is your friend. Try it, you'll like it.

This link was one of many returned in about 0.76 seconds.

 

[xyzzy]

@JeuTheldit, thanks for that 'local' link!

 

[Lester Lugnut]

You have a new 2020 4R and no owners manual?

 

[mrblah]

how much blinker fluid do we need?

 

[Jrrrrr]

Is the Manual Accurate

Is the Manual Accurate for Front Differential, Rear Differential, and Transfer Case Drain & Refill ?

 

[fkheath]

Is the Manual Accurate for Front Differential, Rear Differential, and Transfer Case Drain & Refill ?

Accurate for a dry fill, i.e. what they fill at the factory. If you drain those, there will be some residual left so it will take a bit less to refill.

 

[fkheath]

2020 4Runner
Transfer Case : What is the Part Number of Toyota 75 Weight Fluid?
And What is the Capacity?
Cooling System : What is the Part Number of Toyota Coolant?
And What is the Capacity?
Thank you

The transmissions, differentials, transfer case, etc are now considered life time fill from the factory under normal operating conditions. Thus, you have many, many years, perhaps a decade or more before you will need to replace those fluids. So, I guess my question is why ask for a new 4Runner?

 

[fkheath]

how much blinker fluid do we need?

LOL. There is no blinker fluid needed in a 4Runner.

 

[[email protected]]

LOL. There is no blinker fluid needed in a 4Runner.

Are you 100% sure? Dont come here and spread false information.

 

[02SE]

how much blinker fluid do we need?

ALL of it...

 

[Lester Lugnut]

Is the Manual Accurate for Front Differential, Rear Differential, and Transfer Case Drain & Refill ?

Wifes 2014 2WD 4R differential capacity as listed in owners manual did not get it to the top. Had to add another 8 oz. or so. I fill rear diffs till they slightly overflow.
Do what you like with yours.

 

[1jzgte]

The transmissions, differentials, transfer case, etc are now considered life time fill from the factory under normal operating conditions. Thus, you have many, many years, perhaps a decade or more before you will need to replace those fluids. So, I guess my question is why ask for a new 4Runner?

he'll listen to ya real fast as soon as he sees the price tag

 

[pDubs]

The transmissions, differentials, transfer case, etc are now considered life time fill from the factory under normal operating conditions. Thus, you have many, many years, perhaps a decade or more before you will need to replace those fluids. So, I guess my question is why ask for a new 4Runner?

Well that's just not true.

https://www.toyota.com/t3Portal/document/omms-s/T-MMS-204Runner/pdf/T-MMS-204Runner.pdf

"Front and Rear Differential Oil
Inspect or replace at specified intervals.
When performing inspections, check each
component for signs of leakage. If you
discover any leakage, have it repaired by a
qualified technician immediately"

"SERVICE INTERVALS (AS RECOMMENDED BY TOYOTA):
Differentials: 15,000 miles when heavily loaded, or with roof-mounted gear
Transfer case: 30,000 miles when driving dirty or dusty roads"
ATF: 90,000 miles

Toyota recommends that under “standard conditions” fluids be replaced as needed based on levels and color.