Scania 93, 113, 143 G/P/R/T
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Scania 93, 113, 143 G/P/R/T manual transmission fluid capacity ranges from 9 to 11,5 liters. Service intervals consist of a 30000 km check and a 60000 km change. The data covers 11 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| 113 (1988-1995) |
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| 113 (1988-1995) |
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| 113 (1988-1995) |
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| 113 (1988-1995) |
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| 113 (1988-1995) |
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| 143 (1988-1995) |
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| 143 (1988-1995) |
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| 93 (1988-1995) |
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| 93 (1988-1995) |
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| 93 (1988-1995) |
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| 93 (1988-1995) |
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Additional Notes
- Across the Scania 93, 113, and 143 (1988-1995), manual transmission fluid capacities span three distinct values: 9 liters, 9.2 liters, 10.2 liters, and 11.5 liters, reflecting the range of gearbox units fitted across these model lines.
- The 9-liter capacity appears in both the 93 and 113 variants, indicating a shared smaller gearbox option between the two model designations within the 1988-1995 production span.
- The 11.5-liter capacity is the most frequently listed figure across all three model lines — 93, 113, and 143 — and represents the largest fluid volume in the specifications, consistent with a heavier-duty or multi-ratio transmission unit.
- The 9.2-liter capacity is exclusive to the 113 in the listed specifications, placing it between the 9-liter and 11.5-liter figures and suggesting a distinct intermediate gearbox variant within that model.
- The 10.2-liter capacity appears only under the 93, again as a unique intermediate value not shared with the 113 or 143 entries, pointing to a separate transmission configuration specific to that model.
- All eleven specification rows carry a normal use condition, meaning the 30,000 km check interval and 60,000 km change interval apply uniformly across all listed configurations without a separate severe-duty schedule in the data.
- The fluid level check interval of 30,000 km — half the drain interval — is standard practice for heavy commercial transmissions, where early detection of fluid loss or contamination is critical before the full service cycle is reached.
- The 60,000 km fluid change interval is consistent across all three model lines and all capacity variants, meaning neither the larger 11.5-liter units nor the smaller 9-liter units carry a different drain schedule in the specifications.