Chery V5
Coolant capacity & service interval
The Chery V5 uses coolant with a capacity of 7.5 liters. The coolant should be changed every 40,000 km or every 24 months. The data covers 5 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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| V5 2.4 16V (2010-2015) |
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| V5 1.8 16V (2006-2010) |
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| V5 2.0 16V (92 kW) (2006-2010) |
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| V5 2.0 16V (95 kW) (2006-2010) |
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| V5 2.4 16V (2006-2010) |
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Additional Notes
- The Chery V5 cooling system capacity is 7.5 liters across all listed engine variants, from the 1.8 16V through to the 2.4 16V. A figure in this range is consistent with a full cooling system service fill, accounting for the radiator, engine block passages, heater core, and overflow reservoir.
- The 1.8 16V, 2.0 16V (92 kW), 2.0 16V (95 kW), and 2.4 16V variants covering 2006-2010 all share an identical 7.5-liter capacity, indicating no displacement-driven variation in cooling system volume across those engine configurations for that period.
- The two 2.0 16V variants for 2006-2010 differ only in power output, at 92 kW and 95 kW respectively, yet both carry the same 7.5-liter coolant capacity, suggesting the difference in output does not correspond to any change in cooling system volume.
- The 2.4 16V engine spans two separate generation entries, covering 2006-2010 and 2010-2015, and the 7.5-liter capacity remains unchanged between the two, pointing to a consistent cooling system architecture across both periods.
- The service interval for all listed variants is set at 40,000 km or 24 months under normal use conditions, whichever comes first. The dual-trigger format means time elapsed can mandate a coolant change even when the distance threshold has not been reached.
- All coolant change intervals in the specifications are designated for normal use conditions. No separate severe-use interval is listed for any variant, meaning the 40,000 km / 24-month schedule applies uniformly across the normal operating classification for every engine listed.