Volkswagen (VW) Arteon Shooting Brake, 3H9 (EU)

Additional Notes

• Across all five configurations of the Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Brake 3H9, the transfer case fluid capacity is listed as a range of 0.75 to 0.86 liter rather than a single fixed value. A range like this typically reflects the difference between a dry fill after a full overhaul and a service fill when some residual fluid remains in the unit.
• The 0.75-liter lower bound is consistent with a partial drain-and-refill service, where residual fluid in the housing means less new fluid is required to reach the correct level. The 0.86-liter upper bound represents the higher volume needed when the unit is fully drained or rebuilt.
• All five configurations share the angle gearbox or transferbox designation, which identifies the component as the bevel gear unit that redirects drive to the rear axle in the 4Motion all-wheel-drive system. The fluid capacity specification applies specifically to that unit.
• The 2.0 TDI at 140 kW, covering 2020-2025, and the 2.0 TDI at 142 kW, introduced from 2024, both carry the same 0.75-0.86 liter capacity despite differing power outputs. The two diesel variants therefore share the same transfer case fluid volume specification.
• The petrol-engined variants, including the 2.0 TSI at 206 kW in both standard and PF (particulate filter) forms and the 2.0 TSI R at 235 kW, also share the identical 0.75-0.86 liter capacity range. No variation in transfer case fluid volume exists between the diesel and petrol configurations.
• All five rows carry a use condition of normal, meaning the stated capacity range applies under standard operating conditions rather than a more demanding severe-use schedule.