Quick shipping and delivery. Packaged in sealed bags to avoid any minor leakage. Also love the built in dispenser tube which allows for spill free flow into the fill hole. One tube didn’t pull out with the cap. However the issue was easily solved with a pair of needle nose pliers to grab the tube and extend it.

Fyi- bottle comes with built in extending funnel, don’t need a pump or a secondary bottle to refill your gen3 tacos transfer case.I bought 2 bottles but if you get every drop out of 1 bottle, it’s just enough.At 1/4 the price of the Toyota brand, and considering the Toyota dealerships can’t even get the branded 75W half the time, I was ecstatic when I found this brand has what I needed. It’s a well known oil supplier for European vehicles.Point being- buy with confidence. Don’t forget the gasket- 90430-A0003 TAKES QTY 2 TRANSFER CASE, also found right here on Amazon.

Ravenolöl als Motoröl bin ich sehr zufrieden, leiser, läuft sehr ruhig. Getriebeöl denke ich ist auch super, weil es vom Rennsport kommt und vollsynthetisch ist.

Passage des vitesses.boite 6 meca sur toyota verso 26 d cat d qui accrochait ..le garage m'avais mis de la 75w90..rien y fait..j'ai acheté sur AMAZON de la ravenol 75w et un additif anti-friction mecarun p18 sur AMAZON .Prestation que j'ai effectué moi -même..le jour et la nuit..les vitesses n'accroche plus. la fluidité des vitesses est incroyable..et n'oublions pas qu 'une boite de vitesses se vidange.l'huile à vie n'existe pas...bon courage

I couldn’t find this information in the description or in pictures, but the bottle itself contains a full system for pouring the fluid into the transfer case, I have a 2017 Tundra and was able to use the incorporated pouring system without any other external pumps or funnels to replace my fluid. Essentially it contains a tube that you pull up through the top of the container and allows you to pour/squeeze the fluid into the transfer case.A WORD OF CAUTION: Be gentle with it, make sure you understand how to open it before you start yanking on it or you will pull the tubing straight out or make it leaky.

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This gear oil at 75W is what is specified for the transfer case for 4wd 3rd Gen Tacomas.Even though Toyota specifies their own brand—it is virtually unobtainable even at their own dealerships. Also the name brand is over three times the price even if you could buy it.I used this Ravenol and it works just as it is supposed to. High quality oil made in Germany.

This is exactly what you need- works great, saves time and effort.

the newer toyota 4x4 s use this 75w in the transfer case do not use 75/80 or 90 these trans cases use electromagnets to engage it needs this lighter oil to operate correctly i have a 2017 tundra and the toyota brand 75w was $80 a quart this oil is toyota approved

Ho usato questo olio per la trasmissione manuale 6 marce della mia Toyota Yaris anno 2010, posso solo dire che il cambio è diventato subito più fluido e dolce nell'inserimento di ogni rapporto, anche la retro. Penso che la gradazione sia quella perfetta x le trasmissioni Toyota in particolare quella della Yaris Mk2.

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Can someone confirm I'd I recived the wrong item on the left? I decided to buy a 2nd bottle incase I didn't have enough when changing the oil in my transfer case for my Toyota and I notice that one says manual transmission instead of the German writting on the right which is exactly the picture when ordering.

Recently hit 30k miles on my 2014 Toyota Tundra CrewCab and wanted to perform the recommended maintenance on my front/rear diffs as well as the transfer case. In my past Toyota's (all have been 4Runners), I typically used the same gear oil (75w90 synthetic) in the transfer case as I did in the diffs. My original intention was to do the same on my Tundra. However as I was doing some research on the necessary fluid quantity, I discovered that in 2014, Toyota changed suppliers for the transfer case (From a Japanese supplier to Borg-Warner). As a part of that change, the recommended gear oil changed as well. For the transfer case Borg-Warner (and Toyota) specifically call out 75W (not 75w85 or 90). Good thing I researched a bit...I almost screwed up.Unfortunately 1 liter of OEM 75W costs over $54 at my local stealership. Even worse, since I need 1.3 liters for a drain/refill I'm forced to buy 2 liters and let .7 Liter ($38 worth) go unused! No thanks.Fortunately more online research led me to Ravenol and Amazon. As the front of the bottle states, Ravenol J1C1003 SAE 75W is a fully synthetic direct replacement for the OEM Toyota gear oil (Part # 08885-81081 which in turn is the European part # for the U.S version 08885-81080). Ravenol is FAR more affordable and better yet, it comes with an ingenious built-in fill-spout. Seriously, Mobil1, Royal Purple and other gear-oil suppliers could take a lesson from this container design. Using the built in spout, I was able to fill my X-fer case without spilling a single drop (other than when the fill hole began to weep once it was full). If you have a Toyota and requires 75W and you can't stomach the price of the OEM - give the Ravenol a try.