Valvoline Transfer Case Fluid – Full Synthetic Protection | Golden Valley Hardware

Valvoline Transfer Case Fluid: Protect Your Drivetrain with Confidence

Your vehicle’s transfer case plays a crucial role in distributing power to the front and rear axles—especially in 4WD and AWD systems. Without proper lubrication, it can wear down fast, leading to costly repairs. That’s why choosing a high-quality fluid like Valvoline transfer case fluid is essential.

At Golden Valley Hardware, we offer Valvoline Full Synthetic Transfer Case Fluid, engineered to keep your drivetrain running smoothly in the harshest conditions.

🔧 Why Choose Valvoline Full Synthetic Transfer Case Fluid?

Valvoline’s advanced full synthetic formulation delivers superior performance, durability, and protection for your transfer case. Here’s what sets it apart:

✅ Excellent Thermal Stability
Performs reliably under extreme heat and cold, ensuring consistent performance year-round.

✅ Superior Wear Protection
Reduces metal-to-metal contact and protects against premature wear of internal components.

✅ Full Synthetic Formula
Offers better resistance to oxidation and breakdown than conventional fluids.

✅ Multi-Vehicle Compatibility
Recommended for transfer cases requiring Ford XL-12 and GM AutoTrak II specifications.

✅ Extended Drain Intervals
Formulated for longer service life, helping you save on maintenance over time.

📅 When Should You Change Transfer Case Fluid?

Manufacturers generally recommend changing transfer case fluid every 30,000 to 60,000 miles, or sooner under heavy-duty conditions like:

• Off-roading

• Towing

• Extreme weather driving

• Frequent stop-and-go traffic

Signs it may be time for a change:

• Difficulty shifting in/out of 4WD

• Whining or grinding noises

• Leaks around the transfer case

🚗 How to Use Valvoline Transfer Case Fluid

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Locate the drain and fill plugs on your transfer case.

2. Drain the old fluid completely.

3. Refill with the recommended amount of Valvoline Full Synthetic Transfer Case Fluid.

4. Tighten the fill plug and check for leaks.

🔧 Pro Tip: Always consult your vehicle’s owner manual for specific capacity and service interval recommendations.