Acura CSX (USA / CAN)

Coolant capacity & service interval

Acura CSX (USA / CAN) coolant capacity ranges from 0,4 to 6,75 liters depending on the fill type. The data covers 2 configurations.

The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.

TypeSpecifications
CSX 2.0 Type-S (CAN) (2007-2010)
  • Use: Normal
  • Capacity 6,45-6,75 liter (Dry fill)
  • Capacity 0,4 liter (Reserve tank)
  • Capacity 4,2-4,5 liter (Service fill)
CSX 2.0 (CAN) (2006-2011)
  • Use: Normal
  • Capacity 6,45-6,6 liter (Dry fill)
  • Capacity 0,4 liter (Reserve tank)
  • Capacity 4,2-4,3 liter (Service fill)

Additional Notes

  • The Acura CSX 2.0 (CAN) cooling system holds 6.45–6.6 liters on a dry fill, which represents the total system volume when completely drained and refilled from empty, such as after a major repair or component replacement.
  • The CSX 2.0 (CAN) service fill capacity of 4.2–4.3 liters is notably lower than the dry fill figure, reflecting the volume used during a routine coolant flush where residual fluid remains in the engine block and heater core passages.
  • The reserve tank on the CSX 2.0 (CAN) holds 0.4 liters, a separate figure from both the dry and service fill capacities, accounting for the overflow reservoir volume.
  • The CSX 2.0 Type-S (CAN), covering model years 2007-2010, carries a slightly wider dry fill range of 6.45–6.75 liters compared to the standard 2.0 trim, suggesting minor variation in cooling circuit volume between the two configurations.
  • The Type-S service fill range of 4.2–4.5 liters also spans a broader window than the standard 2.0 trim's 4.2–4.3 liters, indicating greater variability in residual coolant retention across Type-S cooling system servicing.
  • Both configurations share an identical reserve tank capacity of 0.4 liters, meaning the overflow reservoir design is consistent across the standard and Type-S variants despite differences in main circuit volume.
  • All coolant capacity figures across both configurations are listed under normal use conditions, meaning the specified volumes apply to standard operating environments rather than severe-duty or extreme-climate scenarios.

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