Lamborghini Mach VRT
Automatic transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Lamborghini Mach VRT automatic transmission fluid has a capacity range of 67 to 94 liters. Service intervals include checks at 50 hours and changes at 50 hours or 1000 hours/12 months. The data covers 8 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Mach 210 T4i VRT, Stage 3B (2014-2017) |
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| Mach 225 T4 VRT, Stage 3A/4 (2014-2017) |
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| Mach 225 T4 VRT, Stage 3A/4 (2014-2017) |
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| Mach 230 T4i VRT, Stage 3B (2014-2017) |
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| Mach 230 VRT, Stage 5->WSXFT30200LL10001 (2014-2017) |
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| Mach 250 T4i VRT, Stage 3B (2014-2017) |
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| Mach 250 VRT, Stage 5->WSXFT50200LL10001 (2014-2017) |
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| Mach 250 VRT, Stage 5->WSXFN10200LL10001 (2014-2017) |
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Additional Notes
- The Lamborghini Mach VRT transaxle/transmission fluid capacities across the 2014-2017 lineup fall into three distinct values: 67 liters, 85 liters, and 94 liters, reflecting differences in transmission assembly size between configurations.
- The Mach 225 T4 VRT Stage 3A/4 carries a 67-liter transaxle/transmission capacity, the smallest among all listed configurations, while the majority of Stage 3B and Stage 5 variants are specified at 85 liters.
- The Mach 250 VRT Stage 5 variant with serial designation ->WSXFN10200LL10001 holds a 94-liter transaxle/transmission capacity, the largest of any configuration in the 2014-2017 range, indicating a larger or differently configured transmission assembly compared to the 85-liter Stage 5 variant with designation ->WSXFT50200LL10001.
- The Mach 225 T4 VRT Stage 3A/4 carries a first-change-only interval of 50 hours, tied to the same 67-liter capacity as the normal-use specification. A break-in change at 50 hours is standard practice for transmissions where initial wear particles accumulate in fresh fluid during early operation.
- Under normal use conditions, all listed configurations share a fluid check interval of 50 hours, aligning routine inspection with the same interval as the Mach 225 T4 VRT Stage 3A/4 first change, though the two serve different purposes.
- The standard fluid change interval across all normal-use configurations is 1000 hours or 12 months, whichever comes first. The dual-trigger format accounts for machines that may accumulate hours slowly, ensuring time-based degradation is also addressed.
- The Mach 210 T4i VRT Stage 3B and Mach 230 T4i VRT Stage 3B share identical transaxle/transmission specifications: 85-liter capacity, 50-hour check interval, and a 1000-hour/12-month change interval, despite differing engine designations.
- The Mach 230 VRT Stage 5 ->WSXFT30200LL10001 and the Mach 250 VRT Stage 5 ->WSXFT50200LL10001 both carry 85-liter capacities with identical check and change intervals, matching the Stage 3B configurations in fluid service requirements.