Lamborghini Gallardo: How to drain engine oil and differential fluids…and have FUN doing it! ;o) http://carscrubs.com/blog/?p=1579 All V10 bulls need fresh…
Lamborghini Gallardo: How to drain engine oil and differential fluids (and have FUN!)
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How many quarts of oil does that tke?
you guys ever worked on aventadors?
Why the fuck does a 25$ job cost 2000$ is the filter solid gold and the oil
is pure silver holy shit
how do you get that job?
This Gallardo has a 6-speed manual transmission. The transmission/front
differential/rear differential fluid is all the same stuff…the mechanic
used Redline MT-90 75W90 GL-4 manual transmission/transaxle gear oil –
makes the Gallardo’s gated manual shift smooth as butter!
@sammy589 Thank you for your comment as well. Please feel free to add your
input towards the question above. I’ve been doing quite well, and within a
year’s time ( yes, i’ll post the entire affair on YT when it occurs )
maybe… i may consider the Gallardo model specifically. Probably purple or
plum.
Hhhaawwhhh…. O.O
Also… Is it true that Lamborghinis are a pain to maintain, in a way that
they break often? Like the e-Gear, transmition box and such? I read on
forums about people saling their Murcié and some Gallardos for R8s because
they get bashed easily… I don’t know, I love Lambos but if this is true,
it’s pretty disapointing
@CarScrubs Thank you for this video post. So, transmission, front
differential, and rear differential fluids for the Lambo ? I appreciate the
education. Question, though ( i apologize in advance should my ? appear
silly 😛 ) : Transmission fluid for the Gallardo aside, What would be the
appropriate fluid brand for the differentials ?
Is it true that such an oil change at the dealer really costs half a grand?
Like, 500$ ? Is it true that Gallardos are a pain to maintain?
My dad just got a Gallardo and we were wondering how much service costs for
30k.
hey how many miles do you have on the car?! any crazy stories involving
services, costs, or breakdowns!?!?!?!
how much would a tune up cost on average?
Service intervals are every 7500 miles…cost depends on what needs to be
done…could be $1-2K for typical fluids/filters/spark plugs/misc stuff or
could be several thousand if the car needs a new clutch or something major
needs repair/replacement. New tires all the way around will run around
$1500 or so, but that’s the case with any sports car (Porsche, Ferrari,
etc) and not specific to Lamborghini.
$500 is what dealers charge and it’s a ripoff. I replaced the engine oil in
my G for $170 ($70 oil filter + $60 oil + $40 filter wrench). Takes 35
minutes. Rear diff oil is easy and costs $40. The hardest is the front diff
because you have to remove and re-install the aero undercover, and you
probably need a second person to help you reinstall it because it’s big.
LP560 is harder than the G because the engine has the underbody cover.
Takes an hour to change the engine oil.
Yeah, front and rear diff oil still looked good. Engine oil is Motul 8100
5W40 (100% synthetic).
Gallardos are very reliable as long as they are serviced/maintained
properly and the work is done by a reliable dealer/shop. They are like
high-end Audis with built-in German reliability. Manual transmission cars
add an extra safety factor with reliability compared to E-gear cars. If
something major breaks with an E-gear system, be ready to spend some
cashola. This car has over 25K miles and runs like a champ!