Chevrolet Biscayne (USA)
Automatic transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Chevrolet Biscayne (USA) automatic transmission fluid capacity ranges from 1,2 to 7 liters. Service intervals include checking every 2 months and changing fluid every 20000 to 36000 km. The data covers 15 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Biscayne, 250 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 250 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 250 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 283 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 283 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 283 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 327 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 327 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 327 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 396 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 396 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 396 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 427 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 427 (1961-1969) |
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| Biscayne, 427 (1961-1969) |
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Additional Notes
- The Chevrolet Biscayne (USA) 1961-1969 automatic transmission specifications list three distinct capacity figures across all five engine variants: 1.2 liters marked as a refill quantity, 6 liters, and 7 liters. The refill figure represents the partial fluid volume returned to the transmission during a routine service, while the larger figures represent fuller fill quantities associated with different service procedures.
- The 1.2-liter refill capacity applies uniformly across the 250, 283, 327, 396, and 427 engine configurations for the 1961-1969 model range, paired with a 36,000 km change interval under normal use conditions.
- The 7-liter capacity figure carries a shorter change interval of 20,000 km under normal use, which is notably more frequent than the 36,000 km interval assigned to both the 1.2-liter refill and the 6-liter capacity entries.
- The 6-liter capacity shares the same 36,000 km change interval as the 1.2-liter refill entry, though the two figures serve different service contexts — one representing a partial refill and the other a larger volume fill.
- All three capacity entries across every engine variant specify a fluid level check every 2 months under normal use conditions, making the check interval consistent regardless of engine size or fill volume.
- The specifications apply identically across all five engine displacements — 250, 283, 327, 396, and 427 — with no variation in capacity values, check intervals, or change intervals between any of the engine configurations for the 1961-1969 period.