Chery T11
Brake fluid capacity & service interval
Chery T11 uses brake fluid with a capacity range of min to max. Service intervals occur every 50000 km or 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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| T11 1.6 (110 kW) (2010-2013) |
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| T11 2.4 (2008-2013) |
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| T11 1.6 (88 kW) (2006-2013) |
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| T11 1.8 (2006-2010) |
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| T11 2.0 (2006-2013) |
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Additional Notes
- Across all five Chery T11 configurations covered by these specifications, the brake fluid fill level is defined by a min-to-max range rather than a fixed volume, which is standard practice for hydraulic reservoir-based systems where the correct level is verified visually against reservoir markings rather than measured in liters.
- The shared service interval across every listed configuration is 50,000 km or 24 months under normal use conditions, meaning whichever threshold is reached first triggers a fluid change.
- The 24-month time limit exists because brake fluid is hygroscopic, absorbing moisture from the atmosphere over time, which lowers boiling point regardless of distance driven. The interval accounts for vehicles that may not accumulate 50,000 km within two years.
- The T11 1.6 (110 kW) carries a narrower production window of 2010-2013, while the T11 1.6 (88 kW) spans 2006-2013, meaning both 1.6-liter variants were produced simultaneously from 2010 onward despite sharing the same brake fluid service interval.
- The T11 1.8 is the only configuration with a production range ending in 2010, making 2006-2010 the shortest span among all listed variants, though the brake fluid specification for the hydraulic brake and clutch system remains identical to the other configurations.
- The hydraulic system note applies to both the brake and clutch circuits across all listed configurations, indicating a shared fluid reservoir or at minimum a shared fluid specification for both functions on the Chery T11.
- The T11 2.4, with a range starting in 2008, shares the same 50,000 km or 24-month interval as the 2.0-liter variant that began production in 2006, with no differentiation in brake fluid service requirements between the two larger-displacement engines.