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For Mercedes models with automatic transmission up through 722.4XX type mechanical transmission specifying Dexron III fluid. NOT for use in any later model electronic transmissions (722.5xx, 722.6xx, 722.7xx).
1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 Volvo 245
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$21.29
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Volvo 245 transmission fluid typically cost between $21.29 and $21.29.

Transmission Fluid Capacity and Specification For Volvo 245

  • 1975–1980 Volvo 245 (B20/B21 2.1L I4, AW55 Automatic Transmission)
    • Total fluid capacity: 8.5 quarts
    • Specification: Type F or Dexron II
  • 1981–1984 Volvo 245 (B21/B23 2.1L & 2.3L I4, AW70/AW71 Automatic Transmission)
    • Total fluid capacity: 8.5 quarts
    • Specification: Dexron II or III
  • 1985–1993 Volvo 245 (B230 2.3L I4, AW70/AW71 Automatic Transmission)
    • Total fluid capacity: 8.5 quarts
    • Specification: Dexron III/Mercon
  • All years, M45/M46 4-Speed Manual Transmission (B21/B23/B230 Engines)
    • Total fluid capacity: 2.2 quarts
    • Specification: 80W-90 GL-4 gear oil

What Type Of Transmission Fluid Should I Use For My Volvo 245?

Choosing the right Volvo 245 transmission fluid keeps things simple. For the automatic models, Dexron-II or Dexron-III is what fits, and you’ll find both at many local stores. Going with what Volvo lists matters, and Dexron keeps shifting steady and parts working longer. Some folks lean toward full synthetic for peace of mind, but if you want to stay on the path Volvo designed, regular Dexron works without issue. For manual boxes, skip the automatic fluid. GL-4 gear oil is what the manuals need. Mixing up fluids can quiet a transmission for a moment but tear it up in the long run. If there’s any doubt, the owner’s manual or a quick call to a Volvo shop saves a world of hassle.

How Often Should I Change My Volvo 245 Transmission Fluid?

Questions about Volvo 245 transmission fluid intervals come up at every meet. Pulling numbers from manuals and old notepads, most Volvo owners land on every 30,000 to 40,000 miles for automatics. When fluid darkens or smells burnt, swap it no matter what the odometer says. People with manuals sometimes stretch it to 60,000, though rough weather or long road trips mean sooner is better. Following these numbers keeps shifting crisp and a rebuild off the to-do list. Anyone hauling or doing city driving might want to change the fluid more often—just to keep everything cool.

What Are The Signs My Volvo 245 Transmission Fluid Needs Changing?

With Volvo 245 transmission fluid, the warning signs are plain once you spot them. Slipping gears? Clunky or slow shifts? The car may whine, chatter, or drop spots of red on your driveway. Pull the dipstick and check—the new stuff looks clear and deep red. If it’s brown or smells cooked, it’s time for new fluid. Spot a puddle under the car, that’s a leak. Catch it quick, fix the problem, and your transmission keeps rolling with fewer headaches down the road.

How Do I Check The Transmission Fluid Level In My Volvo 245?

Checking Volvo 245 transmission fluid doesn’t take much. Run the car for a few blocks to heat up the fluid, then park it flat. Let the engine idle in park or neutral, pull the dipstick—usually marked, often red—wipe it, dip it, then get your reading. Full and low marks make things clear. If it’s down a bit, use a funnel, go slow, and keep it tidy. Manuals are a little different. No dipstick—there’s a fill plug on the transmission case instead. Unscrew that, see if oil sits right at the hole. If not, top it up until it just starts to run out, then put the plug back and call it done.

Can I Use Synthetic Transmission Fluid In My Volvo 245?

Many Volvo folks chat about synthetic Volvo 245 transmission fluid. Synthetics keep their cool longer and can handle big swings in temperature, so shifts often feel a little smoother. Just make sure the synthetic label says Dexron-II or Dexron-III, so everything inside stays happy. Some people notice their transmission gets quieter or feels a bit snappier. Others say there’s not much difference unless you push hard or drive in hot weather. If you’re making the switch, a full flush helps—mixing old and new sometimes causes trouble. When in doubt, check the label or ask a Volvo mechanic on your next oil run.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For Your Volvo 245 Transmission Fluid?

When you pick AutohausAZ for your Volvo 245 transmission fluid, the process gets easy. Our prices sit low because we know not everyone wants to pay dealer rates. Whether you’re grabbing a bottle for a top-up or ready to swap all the transmission fluid, we ship fast—no waiting around for parts to show up. If you order the wrong item or change your mind, our returns keep things simple. From start to finish, the whole thing is straightforward and quick. We stock trusted brands, so you know what’s going in your car is up to the job. If there’s something you’re unsure about, our customer service team is here for you. Many Volvo owners stick with us because, after the first order, there’s no reason to look elsewhere. Need transmission fluid? We’ll get it to your door fast—no runaround, no worries.