Audi 100, F104 (EU)
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Audi 100, F104 (EU) manual transmission fluid capacity is 2 liters. Service intervals include 500 km and 30000 km. The data covers 18 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| 100 L (1974-1976) |
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| 100 L (1974-1976) |
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| 100 (1971-1974) |
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| 100 (1971-1974) |
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| 100 Coupé S (1971-1976) |
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| 100 Coupé S (1971-1976) |
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| 100 LS (63 kW) (1971-1974) |
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| 100 LS (63 kW) (1971-1974) |
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| 100 Coupé S (1970-1971) |
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| 100 Coupé S (1970-1971) |
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| 100 GL (1970-1976) |
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| 100 GL (1970-1976) |
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| 100 (1968-1971) |
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| 100 (1968-1971) |
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| 100 LS (74 kW) (1968-1971) |
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| 100 LS (74 kW) (1968-1971) |
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| 100 S (1968-1971) |
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| 100 S (1968-1971) |
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Additional Notes
- The Audi 100 F104 (EU) manual transaxle holds 2 liters of fluid across all variants covered in the 1968-1976 specifications, including the base 100, 100 S, 100 GL, 100 L, 100 LS, and 100 Coupé S. A 2-liter capacity is characteristic of compact transaxle units where the gearbox and final drive share a common fluid sump.
- The normal-use service interval for the manual transaxle is 30,000 km across every variant in the specifications. At mid-20th-century driving speeds and road conditions, a 30,000 km interval represented a moderately conservative schedule for gear oil maintenance.
- An initial service interval of 500 km is specified alongside the normal 30,000 km interval for all variants. An initial service at such a short interval is associated with break-in periods, during which metal particles shed by newly machined gear and bearing surfaces accumulate in the fluid and are removed before they cause abrasive wear.
- The 100 LS is listed in two distinct power output variants: 63 kW (1971-1974) and 74 kW (1968-1971). Despite the difference in engine output, both share the same 2-liter transaxle capacity and identical 30,000 km normal and 500 km initial service intervals.
- The 100 Coupé S appears in two consecutive production spans, 1970-1971 and 1971-1976, each carrying the same transaxle fluid capacity and service intervals. The split into two entries reflects a variant or specification revision at 1971 without any change to the fluid system data.
- The 100 GL (1970-1976) and 100 L (1974-1976) share the same transaxle specifications as the broader model range. The GL and L designations typically denoted trim or equipment levels rather than mechanical differences, which is consistent with the uniform fluid capacity and interval data across all variants.