Lamborghini Aventador

Additional Notes

• The Lamborghini Aventador rear differential carries two distinct capacity figures: a dry fill of 2 liters and a service fill of 1.3 liters. The dry fill applies when the differential housing is completely empty, such as after a rebuild or component replacement, while the service fill of 1.3 liters reflects the smaller volume needed when residual fluid remains in the unit during a routine drain and refill.
• The front differential capacity of 0.8 liters is consistent across all Aventador variants covered in the specifications, including the LP 700-4, LP 720-4 50° Anniversario, LP 750-4 Superveloce, LP 780-4 Ultimae, Aventador S, and Aventador SVJ.
• A first-change interval of 2,500 km applies to both the front and rear differentials across all listed variants. At this early mileage, newly machined metal surfaces shed fine particles into the fluid during the break-in period, making an early drain and refill standard practice for high-performance drivetrains.
• Under normal use conditions, the rear differential fluid change interval is set at 30,000 km or 24 months, whichever comes first. The time-based limit of 24 months acknowledges that fluid degrades chemically even when mileage accumulation is low.
• A fluid level check for the rear differential is scheduled at 15,000 km under normal use conditions, occurring at the midpoint of the 30,000 km change interval. The same 15,000 km check interval applies to the front differential across all variants.
• The LP 750-4 Superveloce front differential first-change entry specifies a check at 2,500 km rather than a change, which differs from the wording used for the same interval in other variants where a change is explicitly stated.
• The rear differential service fill capacity of 1.3 liters is notably lower than the dry fill of 2 liters, a difference of 0.7 liters. Overfilling beyond the service fill mark during a routine change could pressurize seals not designed to handle excess fluid volume.
• The LP 720-4 50° Anniversario, produced in 2013-2014, shares identical front and rear differential capacities and service intervals with the LP 700-4 from 2011-2017, despite the higher power output suggested by the LP 720-4 designation.
• The Aventador SVJ (2018-2023) and the LP 780-4 Ultimae (2021-2023) both carry the same 0.8-liter front differential capacity and 2-liter dry fill / 1.3-liter service fill rear differential capacity as earlier variants, with no deviation in the associated change or check intervals.