Aston Martin V8
Power steering fluid capacity & service interval
The Aston Martin V8 uses power steering fluid with a capacity of 2 liters. The data covers 7 configurations of this model.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| V8 Vantage (1993-2001) |
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| V8 Virage, Volante (1991-2001) |
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| V8 Virage (1988-1991) |
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| V8 Vantage (1984-1988) |
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| V8 Lagonda (1982-1990) |
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| V8 Saloon (1982-1988) |
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| V8 Volante (1982-1988) |
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Additional Notes
- Across all listed Aston Martin V8 variants from 1982-2001, the power steering system capacity is uniformly specified at 2 liters. A 2-liter figure for a power steering reservoir is notably large compared to many contemporary vehicles, reflecting the hydraulic system architecture common to high-displacement grand touring cars of the era.
- The 2-liter capacity listed represents a service fill volume, meaning the amount of fluid the power steering system holds under normal operating conditions rather than a total overhaul or flush quantity.
- All seven configurations carry a normal use condition designation, meaning the 2-liter capacity applies to standard operating environments rather than severe-duty cycles such as extreme temperatures or high-load driving.
- The V8 Lagonda spans 1982-1990 with the same 2-liter power steering capacity as the V8 Saloon and V8 Volante, both of which share the 1982-1988 production window, indicating a consistent hydraulic system specification across distinct body styles produced simultaneously.
- The V8 Vantage appears across two separate production periods, 1984-1988 and 1993-2001, both specifying the same 2-liter power steering capacity, suggesting continuity in the steering system design despite the gap between the two generations.
- The V8 Virage is represented by two consecutive entries: the original Virage from 1988-1991 and the Virage combined with the Volante variant from 1991-2001. Both share the 2-liter specification, indicating no change in power steering system capacity as the model line evolved and expanded to include the Volante body style.