VW Golf Transmission Fluid Parts

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1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 VW Golf, Golf IV, Golf MK3, Golf MK4
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$46.99
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$174.07
Meets approvals Dexron III/VI, VW TL521.62, Mercedes 236.10/236.12/236.14, Esso LT71141(Green Tag), ZF TE-ML11B, please verify specified transmission fluid in owners manual prior to ordering. Equivalent...
1985-2006 VW Golf, Golf IV, Golf MK4
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$98.99
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For models with new World Standard type transmission only! These transmissions no longer have a dipstick and have WS stamped on the refill plug. NOT compatible with any other type of transmission fluid.
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 VW Golf, Golf SportWagen, Golf SportWagen AWD, Golf SportWagen FWD
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$11.09
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$11.55
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$43.53
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1985-2006 VW Golf, Golf IV, Golf MK3, Golf MK4
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$15.59
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$31.24
Latest equivalent version to specification Esso LT71141.
1985-2006 VW Golf
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$13.99
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$34.81
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For models with Mechatronic automatic dual clutch transmission. Please verify 02E DSG/S-tronic transmission prior to ordering.
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 VW Golf, Golf Alltrack, Golf R, Golf SportWagen, Golf SportWagen AWD, Golf SportWagen FWD
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$24.89
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$32.56
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 VW Golf, Golf SportWagen, Golf SportWagen AWD, Golf SportWagen FWD
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$12.49
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$47.13
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Pentosin is an OE supplier to Porsche, this automatic transmission fluid is for models with Tiptronic transmission only. The 2WD service requires 3.5L and the 4WD service requires 4.0L be replaced, total...
1985-2006 VW Golf, Golf IV, Golf MK3, Golf MK4
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$23.57
This brand comes in 1-liter containers.
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 VW Golf, Golf SportWagen, Golf SportWagen AWD, Golf SportWagen FWD
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2019, 2020 VW Golf, Golf SportWagen, Golf SportWagen AWD, Golf SportWagen FWD
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$21.59
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Compatible with Lifeguard 5.
2004 VW Golf
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$22.69
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$23.64
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$31.24

The average price of a VW Golf transmission fluid is between $11.09 and $317.99.

Transmission Fluid Capacity and Specification For VW Golf

  • VW Golf (2010-2014) 2.5L 5-Cylinder Automatic: 6.9 quarts, VW G 055 025 A2
  • VW Golf (2010-2014) 2.0L TDI Automatic: 6.7 quarts, VW G 055 025 A2
  • VW Golf (2015-2019) 1.8L TSI Automatic: 6.0 quarts, VW G 055 540 A2
  • VW Golf (2015-2019) 2.0L TDI Automatic: 6.3 quarts, VW G 055 540 A2
  • VW Golf (2015-2019) GTI 2.0L Turbo Automatic: 6.3 quarts, VW G 052 182 A2
  • VW Golf (2020-2023) 1.4L TSI Automatic: 7.5 quarts, VW G 055 540 A2
  • VW Golf (2020-2023) GTI 2.0L Turbo Automatic: 7.4 quarts, VW G 052 182 A2

How Often Should I Change VW Golf Transmission Fluid?

Changing VW Golf transmission fluid shouldn’t be something you ignore. Most automatic models do best with fresh fluid every 40,000 to 60,000 miles, though heavy traffic or hot weather speeds up wear. Manuals stretch longer, going 60,000 to 100,000 miles, but city driving can shorten that time too. Not every car needs the same routine. Always check your owner’s manual or ask someone who gets VW transmissions. Waiting too long with old fluid leads to rough shifting and expensive repairs.

What Type Of Transmission Fluid Does A VW Golf Use?

Getting the VW Golf transmission fluid right matters more than most people think. Automatic transmissions in VW Golf need a specific synthetic ATF meant for the brand. Manual versions take a different gear oil, and many off-the-shelf fluids just do not work. Some VWs use a code like G 052 162 A2 or G 070 726 A2—every model is a little different. Without the correct spec, your car may not shift well, or worse, the transmission might suffer lasting damage. When in doubt, double-check with the owner’s guide or a VW dealer before pouring.

Can I Check VW Golf Transmission Fluid Level Myself?

It’s natural to want to look after your own car and check the VW Golf transmission fluid level at home. With new models, there’s rarely a dipstick. Checking means warming the car, parking level, and sometimes removing an underbody fill plug. Not everyone has the tools or time. Get any part wrong, and you could overfill or leave it low, both a recipe for trouble. When it feels confusing, leave it to a pro who knows how the system works. Peace of mind is worth it.

What Are Signs That VW Golf Transmission Fluid Needs Changing?

Your VW Golf transmission fluid gives signals if it’s ready for a change. The car might start shifting hard, or you’ll notice delays going into gear. Sometimes you hear odd noises—whining, maybe even a grinding sound. Old fluid looks darker than it should and can smell burnt. These warnings say the transmission is working too hard, and waiting may cost you in repairs. Fix the issue early and stay ahead of bigger problems.

Is Flushing VW Golf Transmission Fluid Better Than Drain And Fill?

Debate always circles around whether a flush is better than a drain and fill for VW Golf transmission fluid. Flushing pushes out almost every bit of old fluid, but it can sometimes force debris into places it shouldn’t go. This can be rough for a transmission with many miles. Drain and fill is less intense, swapping out a portion of the fluid every time and being easier on older parts. Unless a flush is what VW or your mechanic recommends for your car, steady drain and fills usually keep things working well.

Why Choose AutohausAZ For VW Golf Transmission Fluid?

Shopping with AutohausAZ for VW Golf transmission fluid is simple, and it saves you money. Nobody likes overpaying for routine maintenance. Our prices are low, and we keep discounts coming. Orders ship fast, so you spend less time waiting. Need to return something? The process is clear and quick. It’s easy to find the fluid you need, and if questions come up, our team steps in to help. We know VWs because we drive them, too. When you choose us, you’re choosing a company that cares as much about your car’s reliability as you do. Try us once, and you’ll see the difference in both price and experience.