Fendt E series
Coolant capacity & service interval
Fendt E series uses coolant with a capacity range of 34 to 40 liters. Service intervals include checks every 225 hours and changes every 24 months. The data covers 5 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| 5185 E (2014- ) |
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| 5225 E (2014- ) |
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| 5220 E (2005-2014) |
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| 5250 E (2005-2014) |
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| 6250 E (2005-2014) |
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Additional Notes
- The Fendt E series cooling system capacities split into two distinct values across the lineup, with the 5185 E requiring 34 liters and the remaining models each requiring 40 liters.
- The 40-liter capacity shared by the 5220 E, 5250 E, and 6250 E reflects a full cooling system service fill, meaning the figure accounts for the total volume of coolant held across the radiator, engine block, and associated passages.
- For the 5220 E, 5250 E, and 6250 E, a coolant check interval of 225 hours applies under normal use conditions, meaning routine operational environments without elevated thermal or load stress.
- The 24-month coolant change interval on the 5220 E, 5250 E, and 6250 E is time-based rather than hour-based, so the calendar period governs the change regardless of accumulated machine hours under normal use conditions.
- The 5185 E, introduced from 2014, carries only a capacity figure of 34 liters with no check or change interval listed in the specifications, whereas the earlier 5220 E and 5250 E models from 2005-2014 include both a 225-hour check and a 24-month change interval alongside their 40-liter capacity.
- The 5225 E, also introduced from 2014, shares the 40-liter capacity with the older 5220 E and 5250 E but, like the 5185 E, has no check or change interval recorded in the specifications.
- The 6250 E covers the 2005-2014 period and carries the same 40-liter capacity, 225-hour check, and 24-month change interval as the 5220 E and 5250 E from the same production span, indicating a consistent cooling system specification across those three models during that period.