Lamborghini Spire VRT
Coolant capacity & service interval
Lamborghini Spire VRT coolant capacity is 12 liters. Service intervals include a 10 hour check and a 2400 hour or 24 month change. The data covers 8 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Spire 105 VRT, Stage 5->ZKDHT80200TL50001 (2021- ) |
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| Spire 115 VRT, Stage 5->ZKDHT90200TL50001 (2021- ) |
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| Spire 95 VRT, Stage 5->ZKDHT70200TL50001 (2021- ) |
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| Spire 100 VRT, Stage 3B->ZKDET80200TL50001 (2017-2021) |
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| Spire 100.4 VRT, Stage 3B->ZKDEU60200TL50001 (2017-2021) |
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| Spire 110.4 VRT, Stage 3B->ZKDEV00200TL50001 (2017-2021) |
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| Spire 90 VRT, Stage 3B->ZKDET40200TL50001 (2017-2021) |
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| Spire 90.4 VRT, Stage 3B->ZKDEU20200TL50001 (2017-2021) |
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Additional Notes
- The Lamborghini Spire VRT cooling system capacity is 12 liters across all eight configurations listed, spanning the Spire 90 VRT through the Spire 115 VRT. A uniform capacity across multiple engine variants typically reflects a shared cooling circuit architecture rather than engine-specific sizing.
- The Stage 3B configurations cover the Spire 90 VRT, 90.4 VRT, 100 VRT, 100.4 VRT, 110.4 VRT, and the Spire 90 VRT, all sharing the 2017-2021 production window. The Stage 5 configurations — the Spire 95 VRT, 105 VRT, and 115 VRT — carry a starting year of 2021, marking a generational distinction within the Spire VRT lineup.
- The ".4" suffix variants, such as the Spire 90.4 VRT and 100.4 VRT, are distinguished by unique serial number prefixes (ZKDEU-series) compared to the non-.4 Stage 3B units (ZKDET-series and ZKDEV-series), indicating separate production identities despite identical cooling system specifications.
- Coolant checks are specified at every 10 operating hours under normal use conditions. In equipment measured by engine hours rather than distance, a 10-hour check interval represents a relatively frequent inspection cycle, consistent with agricultural or industrial machinery service practices.
- The coolant change interval is set at 2400 hours or 24 months, whichever comes first, under normal use conditions. The dual-trigger format means calendar time can mandate a change even when operating hours remain below the 2400-hour threshold, which is relevant for lower-utilization machines.
- A 2400-hour change interval is notably long by machinery standards, suggesting the specified coolant formulation is designed for extended service life. The 12-liter capacity means each full change involves a substantial volume, which has practical implications for service planning and fluid disposal.
- The serial number thresholds listed for each configuration (e.g., ZKDET80200TL50001 for the Spire 100 VRT) define the starting chassis from which the specifications apply, a common practice in agricultural equipment documentation to account for mid-production engineering changes.