New Holland CSX7000
Coolant capacity & service interval
New Holland CSX7000 coolant capacity is 38 liters. Service intervals include checking every 10 hours and changing every 24 months. 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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| CSX7040, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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| CSX7050, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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| CSX7050 Laterale, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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| CSX7060, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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| CSX7060 Laterale, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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| CSX7070, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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| CSX7080, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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| CSX7080 Laterale, S/N 1720-> (2007-2012) |
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Additional Notes
- Every variant in the New Holland CSX7000 series covered by these specifications — including the CSX7040, CSX7050, CSX7060, CSX7070, and CSX7080, along with their respective Laterale configurations — shares an identical cooling system capacity of 38 liters, applying to all units from serial number 1720 onward across the 2007-2012 production span.
- A 38-liter cooling system capacity is a substantial figure, consistent with large-displacement agricultural combine engines that require significant coolant volume to manage heat across extended field operation cycles.
- The Laterale designation, appearing alongside the CSX7050, CSX7060, and CSX7080 variants, identifies machines with a lateral or side-mounted grain unloading configuration. Despite the structural differences this implies, the cooling system capacity of 38 liters remains unchanged relative to the standard versions of the same models.
- The 10-hour coolant check interval applies under normal use conditions across all listed variants. In combine harvester operation, 10 hours represents roughly one to two full working days during an active harvest season, making frequent visual inspection of coolant level a routine part of daily machine management.
- The 24-month coolant change interval is a time-based specification rather than an hours-based one, meaning the change schedule is governed by calendar time regardless of how many operating hours accumulate. This approach accounts for coolant degradation through chemical breakdown and contamination over time, even during periods of low machine activity.
- The uniform application of both the 10-hour check interval and the 24-month change interval across all eight configurations in the 2007-2012 range indicates a standardized cooling system service schedule for the entire CSX7000 series at serial number 1720 and above.