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2015 Volkswagen Jetta transmission fluid capacity and fluid specs

GarageDex's fluid data shows the 2015 Volkswagen Jetta (CBPA 2L 4-cylinder A6) uses the 09G 6-speed automatic transmission, which holds 6.4 quarts (6.1 L) of fluid as a total fill. Other engines on this year hold 2.2 to 7.6 quarts - see the table. Brake fluid is DOT 4.

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Key takeaways

  • Transmission: 09G 6-speed automatic transmission, 6.4 qt (6.1 L) total fill.
  • Total fill is the whole system; a drain-and-refill takes a third to half.
  • Brake fluid: DOT 4.
  • Fluid specification is not named by the source - use the owner's manual.
2015 Volkswagen Jetta fluids by engine
EngineTransmissionTotal fillFluid specBrake fluidGear oil
CBPA 2L 4-cylinder A609G 6-speed automatic6.4 qt (6.1 L)per owner's manualDOT 4-
CNLA 1.4L 4-cylinder A60CG 7-speed automated manual (dual-clutch)2.2 qt (2.1 L)per owner's manualDOT 4-
CPKA 1.8L 4-cylinder A609G 6-speed automatic6.4 qt (6.1 L)per owner's manualDOT 4-
CPLA 2L 4-cylinder A602E 6-speed automated manual (dual-clutch)7.6 qt (7.2 L)per owner's manualDOT 4-

Fluids for the 2015 Volkswagen Jetta

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.

Transmission fluidYou need about 7 quarts for a full fillShop fluid 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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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.

Gear counts (for example "10-speed automatic") are from the U.S. EPA / DOE fuel economy listing for the same engine.