Toyota Land Cruiser, J200 (USA / CAN)
Transfer case fluid capacity & service interval
Toyota Land Cruiser, J200 (USA / CAN) requires transfer case fluid with a capacity of 1,45 liters. Service intervals include checking at 15000 miles/ 18 months or 30000 miles/ 36 months, and changing at 30000 miles/ 36 months. The data covers 10 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2015-2021) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2015-2021) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2012-2015) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2012-2015) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2011-2011) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2011-2011) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2010-2010) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2010-2010) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2008-2009) |
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| Land Cruiser 5.7 V8 4WD (USA), URJ200 (2008-2009) |
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Additional Notes
- The Toyota Land Cruiser J200 (URJ200) transfer case holds 1.45 liters of fluid across all model years covered in the specifications, from 2008 through 2021.
- A capacity of 1.45 liters is a relatively modest fill volume, consistent with a sealed transfer case unit where fluid is added to a specified level rather than drained and refilled in large quantities during routine service.
- Under normal use conditions, the service schedule calls for a fluid check at 30,000 miles or 36 months, with no fluid change interval specified for that condition.
- Under severe use conditions, the check interval is shortened to 15,000 miles or 18 months, exactly half the normal-use interval, and a fluid change is additionally required at 30,000 miles or 36 months.
- The severe-use schedule therefore introduces a fluid change requirement that is absent from the normal-use schedule, making the two maintenance paths meaningfully different beyond just interval frequency.
- The 1.45-liter transfer case capacity and the associated service intervals remain unchanged across the entire 2008-2021 span of the URJ200 specifications, indicating no revision to fluid volume or maintenance timing occurred across those model years.