Fendt C series
Coolant capacity & service interval
Fendt C series coolant capacity ranges from 46 to 56 liters. Service intervals include checks every 225 hours and fluid changes every 24 months. The data covers 9 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| 5275 C SL, Stage V (2020- ) |
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| 5275 C (2016- ) |
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| 5275 C PL-PLI (2016- ) |
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| 6335 C (2016- ) |
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| 6335 C PL (2016- ) |
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| 5270 C (2008-2011) |
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| 5270 C-AL (2008-2011) |
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| 6300 C (2008-2011) |
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| 6300 C-AL (2008-2011) |
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Additional Notes
- The Fendt C series cooling system capacities fall into two distinct values across all listed configurations: 46 liters and 56 liters. The 56-liter figure appears in the 2008-2011 models and in the PL and PL-PLI variants of the later generation, while the 46-liter figure applies to the standard and Stage V variants from 2016 onward.
- The 5275 C PL-PLI and 6335 C PL configurations carry a 56-liter cooling system capacity, matching the larger volume found in the earlier 5270 C, 5270 C-AL, 6300 C, and 6300 C-AL models from 2008-2011. The standard 5275 C and 6335 C, by contrast, are specified at 46 liters.
- All 2008-2011 models, including the 5270 C, 5270 C-AL, 6300 C, and 6300 C-AL, include a coolant check interval of 225 hours in addition to the 24-month change interval. None of the configurations from 2016 onward carry a specified hour-based check interval.
- The 24-month coolant change interval is consistent across all listed C series configurations regardless of model year or variant. A time-based interval of this type means coolant is replaced on a calendar schedule rather than solely on operating hours.
- The 5275 C SL Stage V, introduced from 2020, shares the 46-liter cooling system capacity with the standard 5275 C from 2016. Stage V refers to the EU Stage V emissions standard, which governs exhaust emissions from non-road mobile machinery and typically involves changes to engine and aftertreatment hardware that can influence cooling system design.
- The -AL suffix on the 5270 C-AL and 6300 C-AL designates a variant distinction within the 2008-2011 generation, yet both share identical cooling system specifications with their non-AL counterparts: 56-liter capacity, a 225-hour check interval, and a 24-month change interval.
- The capacity difference between the PL-variant and standard-variant configurations within the same model year generation is 10 liters. For the 5275 C, the standard variant holds 46 liters while the PL-PLI holds 56 liters, and the same 10-liter gap appears between the 6335 C at 46 liters and the 6335 C PL at 56 liters.