How much transmission fluid does a 2017 Lexus RC take?

10.6 quarts as a total fill for the A760H transmission. A drain-and-refill without removing the pan replaces roughly a third to half of that, so refill to the level check point rather than pouring in the whole figure.

What transmission fluid does a 2017 Lexus RC use?

The source names WS for this year. Use a fluid that states that specification on the bottle.

What brake fluid does a 2017 Lexus RC take?

Check the brake fluid reservoir cap - it states the DOT grade. DOT 3 and DOT 4 can be mixed; DOT 5 silicone fluid cannot.

2017 Lexus RC transmission fluid capacity and fluid specs

GarageDex's fluid data shows the 2017 Lexus RC uses the A760H automatic transmission, which holds 10.6 quarts of fluid as a total fill, specified as WS.

Shop WS fluid Match the specification on the bottle to your manual

Key takeaways

Transmission: A760H automatic transmission, 10.6 qt total fill, WS fluid.
Total fill is the whole system; a drain-and-refill takes a third to half.
Brake fluid grade: read it off the reservoir cap.
The fluid specification is named by the source - buy a fluid that lists it.

2017 Lexus RC fluids by engine
Engine	Transmission	Total fill	Fluid spec	Brake fluid	Gear oil
3.5L 6-cyl	A760H automatic	10.6 qt	WS	see reservoir cap	rear GL-5 75W-85 1.37 qt front GL-5 80W-90 0.74 qt

Fluids for the 2017 Lexus RC

Buy fluid that states the specification your manual names. Multi-vehicle fluids list the specs they meet on the back label - if yours is not listed, it is the wrong bottle.

WS fluidYou need about 11 quarts for a full fillShop fluid DOT 3 or DOT 4 brake fluidA quart covers a full flushShop brake fluid Fluid transfer pumpMost modern transmissions have no dipstick tube - you fill from belowShop pumps

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Other 2017 Lexus RC specs

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Other RC years

2018 2016

Source: World's Best Oil (AMSOIL dealer cross-reference). Capacities are total system fills; a drain-and-refill takes less. Where no fluid specification is shown, the source lists only a catalog code, so use the specification printed in your owner's manual - the wrong transmission fluid damages a transmission.