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Transmission and driveline
Geely Monjaro AWD fluids: distinguish the transfer case, rear axle and torque coupling
The Russian Monjaro KX11 handbook lists separate AWD fluid items. Match the component and service requirement before choosing a fluid.
If a Monjaro service quotation lists only “AWD oil”, ask the repairer to identify the component. The transfer case, rear final drive and differential, and torque distribution coupling have separate factory table entries. Identifying the component first helps establish whether the quotation and fluid match.
AWD components have separate table entries
The Monjaro KX11 handbook on the Russian website separately lists fluids for the transfer case, rear final drive and differential, torque distribution coupling and 8AT transmission.[Factory fluid table][S07]
Both the transfer case and rear final drive/differential rows specify 75W-90, while the torque distribution coupling row lists Habot 311. Matching viscosities in the earlier rows do not justify placing the coupling under the same “AWD oil”. The separate rows are a distinction worth retaining when purchasing.
Retain this handbook version's lifetime-use note
The footnote on the same page states that the listed 8AT, transfer case, rear final drive and differential, and torque distribution coupling fluids are designed for the service life of the assemblies, without replacement or level checks.[Same-page footnote][S07]
For routine maintenance under this handbook, consider the footnote alongside the fluid names. Do not extract only product and capacity information and invent a factory requirement for replacement at a mileage interval.
Separate routine maintenance from leaks and repair work
If the vehicle arrives because of a confirmed leak or a component being dismantled, first state the specific location and repair requirement on the work order. The fluid table distinguishes item names. Actual repair and refilling still need corresponding service information; a maintenance footnote does not establish that a fault can be left untreated.
A useful purchasing list identifies the component, the applicable repair requirement and the required fluid rather than simply “universal AWD oil”. Do not assume that total handbook capacity is necessarily the amount to buy or add for this repair.
Verification and parts enquiry
This article is limited to this Monjaro KX11 handbook on the Russian website and does not mix in KX11-A3 or other market versions. No public data was available for substitute-fluid approvals, post-repair filling procedures, specific quantities or cross-version fitment. [To be verified] Verify any substitution or interchangeability using the VIN, local manufacturer parts catalogue and service information.
For fluids and related driveline components, use the parts enquiry page.
[S07]: https://cdn.perxis.ru/originals/d7ca8aobeucc73cegmgg/original
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