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Lamborghini Murciélago Service Intervals by Model Year

Lamborghini Murciélago Service Intervals by Model Year

The Murciélago is the V12 that carried Lamborghini from the Diablo into the modern era, and it rewards owners who keep up with its schedule. This is the second guide in our model-by-model series, following the Gallardo service intervals guide. The series also covers the Diablo, Aventador, Huracán, Sián and Urus.

Every Murciélago, from the first 6.2-liter coupe through the LP640, the LP650-4 Roadster and the LP670-4 SuperVeloce, is built around the same basic rhythm: a scheduled service every 12,000 km, or 7,500 miles, or once a year. Lamborghini's official scheduled maintenance plan for Murciélago Coupé and Roadster MY06 and later starts with a first inspection, Coupon A, at 2,500 km, or 1,500 miles, and then lays out every service through 120,000 km, or 75,000 miles, and 10 years. The plan shows each service by distance and by year side by side, and most owners will reach the year first.

A short disclaimer before the table: the right-hand column comes directly from that official plan, published by Lamborghini in service bulletin 147/148.00.90.00.05 in August 2005 and carried into the MY06 warranty booklet. For 2002–2005 cars, the left-hand column now comes from the scheduled maintenance plans printed in the factory workshop manual for the original 6.2-liter Murciélago. That manual prints a European plan and a separate USA plan, and where the two differ we show both. The 2002 plan has no E-gear rows, so anything we could not confirm in a factory document is still marked unverified. The bulletin covers MY06 and later; we have not seen a separate plan for the LP650-4 or LP670-4 SV, so confirm those cars against their own booklets. Always check the schedule in the service-check book that belongs to your car. We carry original Murciélago warranty and service-check books and owner's manuals if yours is missing.

Murciélago service interval table

Mile figures are the ones printed in the factory plan. “Check” means inspect and top up or correct as needed.

Service item2002–2005 6.2 V12 (coupe and Roadster)MY06 and later: 2006 6.2, LP640, LP640 Roadster, LP650-4 Roadster, LP670-4 SVWhat's needed
Service cadence and first service (Coupon A) Coupon A at 2,500 km / 1,500 miles, then every 12,000 km / 7,500 miles, at least once a year. At Coupon A the 2002 plan replaces the engine oil and filter and the gearbox and differential oils, checks and adjusts the accessory belt, checks the brakes, cooling system and battery, prints the engine data and road-tests the car Coupon A at 2,500 km / 1,500 miles (about 0.2 years), then every 12,000 km / 7,500 miles or every year Coupon A includes an oil and filter change, a clutch wear check on E-gear cars, brake and tire checks, accessory belt check and adjustment, a fault-memory scan and a road test
Engine oil and oil filter Replace at Coupon A and every 12,000 km / 7,500 miles, at least once a year. The workshop manual lists 12 liters of Agip Sint 2000 Evolution 5W-40, or 20W-50 for very hot climates or hard use Replace at Coupon A and at every service, at least once a year. About 13.5 liters service fill on the 6.5-liter LP cars Factory-spec oil and a new filter every time: 07M115561B. MY06 cars from VIN 1775 use a revised oil-change procedure (bulletin 147.00.03.00.06)
Brake and clutch fluid (DOT 4, about 0.35 liters) Replace at 12,000 km and every 24,000 km after that (12,000, 36,000, 60,000 km and so on), and every year regardless of distance Check at every service; change every year DOT 4 fluid: brake fluid 3D0611301B, cataloged for every Murciélago version. The factory plan treats brake and clutch fluid as a single service
Coolant (about 15 liters) Inspect the cooling system at 2,500 km and every 24,000 km. The 2002 plan prints no replacement interval. Agip Ecopermanent, 15 liters Check level and antifreeze protection every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles. No replacement interval appears in the plan Coolant to the specification in your booklet
Gearbox, rear and front differential oil Replace at 2,500 km and every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles; check at the services in between Check at 12,000 km; change every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles Gearbox about 3.5 liters. Rear differential about 2.5 liters on early cars and about 1.9 liters on LP cars. Front differential about 1 liter
Gearbox oil filter Inspect and clean at every service, Coupon A included Inspect and clean at every service from 12,000 km Gearbox oil filter assembly 086301516, as cataloged for the 2006 coupe
E-gear hydraulic fluid Factory interval unverified. The 2002 plan has no E-gear row Check and top up every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles. No replacement interval appears in the plan Separate from gearbox oil. Tutela CS Speed (900000170) is the oil cataloged for the E-gear system on the 2006 coupe; confirm it against your booklet
Clutch (E-gear cars) Factory interval unverified. The 2002 plan has no clutch-wear row Wear check with the diagnostic tool at every service, Coupon A included. Replace when wear exceeds the workshop-manual limit No fixed replacement mileage. Manual-gearbox cars: inspect at service. 6.2 coupe and Roadster clutch kit (flywheel, disc, pressure plate): 07M105269A. LP cars: email us with your VIN
Power steering and hydraulic lift Inspect at 2,500 km and every 24,000 km; change every two years Inspect power steering fluid every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles. Change every 24 months per compiled OEM tables; not shown in the plan, so confirm in your booklet Shared steering and lift circuit, about 2.7 liters. Fluid to the specification in your booklet
Engine air filters (two) Replace every 48,000 km / 30,000 miles. Recommended at 24,000 km for dusty roads or heavy traffic (EU and USA plans) Replace every 48,000 km / 30,000 miles. Lamborghini also recommends replacement at 24,000 km on cars driven on dusty roads or in heavy traffic 07M133843, two per car. SV owners: 07M133843A
A/C dust (cabin) filters EU plan: replace at 12,000 km and every 24,000 km after that, at least every two years. USA plan: replace at every 12,000 km / 7,500 mile service Inspect every year; replace every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles, at least every two years 410820367A, two per car on the 2006 coupe. Cataloged for every Murciélago version, 6.2 through SV
Fuel filters EU plan: replace at 48,000, 84,000 and 120,000 km. USA plan: recommended at 48,000, 84,000 and 120,000 km (30,000, 52,500 and 75,000 miles), required at 168,000 km / 105,000 miles. Pre-filters are included in the USA row Replace every 48,000 km / 30,000 miles 400201511A
Spark plugs (set of 12) Replace every 48,000 km / 30,000 miles. Recommended at 24,000 km for dusty or heavy-traffic use (EU and USA plans) Replace every 48,000 km / 30,000 miles. Recommended at 24,000 km for dusty or heavy-traffic use 2002–2005: 0016003036. MY06 6.2, LP640, LP670-4 and Reventón: 410905619. Both sold each
Engine accessory drive belt EU plan: check and adjust at 2,500 km, check at 24,000 km, replace every 48,000 km. USA plan: check and adjust at 2,500, 48,000 and 96,000 km, replace at 168,000 km / 105,000 miles Check and adjust at Coupon A, check at 24,000 km, replace every 48,000 km / 30,000 miles Ribbed V-belt 07M903137A
Valve clearance Check and adjust every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles Check and adjust every 24,000 km / 15,000 miles Workshop procedure. The plan has no timing replacement item
Oxygen sensors and charcoal trap EU plan: replace both at 84,000 km. USA plan: replace both at 168,000 km / 105,000 miles Replace both at 72,000 km / 45,000 miles Oxygen sensors, four per car: early 6.2 coupe 0R1470226; 2006 6.2 through SV 06A906262AT. Charcoal trap 400201799, which on the Murciélago needs mounting bracket 410201827B
Brake discs and pads Inspect at each service; replace by wear Inspect at Coupon A and every service; replace by wear. Pipes and calipers every 24,000 km Pads differ by year and brake package. 2002–2005 steel brakes, front and rear: 0032000561 (NLA, no longer available from Lamborghini; email us for alternatives). 2006 and later steel brakes: front 0031016774, rear 400698451. Carbon-ceramic brakes: front 4S0698151K, rear 410798041A. Confirm by VIN
Battery Inspect at each service. No replacement interval found Check connections and charge at every service. No replacement interval appears in the plan 6.2 coupe and Roadster battery: 410915105A. Cars that sit should be kept on a maintainer, such as the Lamborghini-numbered CTEK US-CD charger (400093050D)

A few practical notes

Time still counts when the odometer does not. The factory plan asks for an oil and filter change at least once a year and fresh brake and clutch fluid every year, no matter how few miles the car covered. A Murciélago that lives under a cover still needs its annual service.

Watch the oil between services. Specialists expect these V12s to use oil in normal driving, so check the level before a long drive, especially on a car that has been sitting.

E-gear cars get a clutch wear check at every service, read with the diagnostic tool rather than estimated from mileage. Clutch life varies widely with how the car is driven, and low-speed work wears it fastest. The LP670-4 SV was built with E-gear only. Manual-gearbox cars share the same gearbox and differential oil schedule.

The air filter and spark plug intervals have two numbers for a reason. The plan marks the earlier change as recommended, not required, for cars often driven on dusty roads or in heavy traffic. If that describes your driving, do them early.

For a broader walk-through of filters, brakes, clutches, plugs and fuel pumps, see our routine maintenance guide.

Ready for the next service?

Please confirm every interval against your own maintenance booklet before you book the work. If we can look up a part or a booklet for your VIN, we are happy to help.

Bullstuff, also known as Lambostuff, is No Limits Solutions LLC in Xenia, Ohio. We stock the routine Murciélago items: oil and air filters, A/C dust filters, fuel filters, spark plugs, accessory belts, brake pads and the factory warranty and service-check books. If you are unsure which part fits your year, email us at sales@bullstuff.com with your request, and it will be handled promptly.


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