Alpine A110
Coolant capacity & service interval
The Alpine A110 coolant specifications cover a fluid type of coolant with a capacity of 9 liters. The data includes 5 different configurations of the model.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| A110 1600 GS, (1600 VB + GS) (1973-1975) |
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| A110 1600S, (1600 VB) (1973-1975) |
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| A110 1300V85, (1330 VC) (1969-1976) |
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| A110 1300G, (1330 VA) (1967-1971) |
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| A110 1300S, (1300 VB) (1965-1971) |
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Additional Notes
- The Alpine A110 carries a 9-liter cooling system capacity across every listed variant, from the 1300-series engines of the mid-1960s through to the 1600-series units of the mid-1970s.
- A 9-liter figure for a cooling system represents a moderate total fill volume, consistent with a compact, rear-engined sports car architecture where the coolant circuit is relatively contained compared to larger front-engined vehicles.
- The A110 1300S (1300 VB), covering 1965-1971, and the A110 1300G (1330 VA), covering 1967-1971, share an identical 9-liter capacity despite carrying different engine designations, indicating no variation in coolant volume between those two 1300-series configurations.
- The A110 1300V85 (1330 VC), spanning 1969-1976, maintains the same 9-liter cooling system capacity as the earlier 1300-series variants, showing consistency across the full run of 1330 engine codes.
- Both 1600-series variants, the A110 1600S (1600 VB) and the A110 1600 GS (1600 VB + GS), each covering 1973-1975, retain the 9-liter cooling system capacity, meaning the displacement increase from the 1300 to the 1600 engine family did not alter the coolant fill requirement.
- All five listed configurations carry a normal use condition against the 9-liter capacity figure, meaning the specification applies to standard operating conditions rather than a severe-duty or first-fill scenario.