Fluids and Capacities

The R32 GT-R has many different fluid based systems onboard, mostly due to the 4WD (ATTESA) and rear steering functionality (SUPER HICAS). The below table outlines the various fluids to use as per the workshop manual. Some of these may no longer be available due to the age of the workshop manual, however it can still be used to understand what standard (such as GL-4) and viscosity (such as 75W-90) are required for each system.

Component

Specification

Capacity

Engine Oil

Nissan Turbo X 7.5W-30 SG grade

4.5L

Gearbox Oil

Nissan Gear Oil MP-G Special GL-4 75W-90

4.1L

Transfer Case Oil

Nissanmatic Fluid D

1.8L

Front Differential Oil

Nissan Gear Oil Hypoid GL-5 85W-90

1L

Rear Differential Oil

Nissan Gear Oil Hypoid LSD GL-5 80W-90

1.5L

Power Steering Fluid

Nissan Power Steering Fluid

0.9L

ATTESA Oil

Nissan Power Steering Fluid Special

Not specified

Brake Fluid

Nissan Brake Fluid No. 2500 (NR-3)

Not specified

Clutch Fluid

Nissan Brake Fluid No. 2500 (NR-3)

Not specified

Coolant

Nissan Long Life Coolant

9L

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