Datsun (Nissan) Cherry, E10/F10
Coolant capacity & service interval
Datsun (Nissan) Cherry, E10/F10 coolant capacity is 4,9 liters. Service intervals require a change every 40000 km. The data covers 4 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| 100A F-II, F10 (1976-1979) |
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| 120A F-II, F10 (1976-1979) |
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| 120A, E10 (1972-1976) |
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| 100A, E10 (1970-1976) |
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Additional Notes
- The Datsun (Nissan) Cherry, E10/F10 cooling system capacity is 4.9 liters across all four listed configurations, covering both the 100A and 120A engine variants in both the E10 and F10 body generations.
- A 4.9-liter cooling system capacity is a relatively modest figure, consistent with small-displacement engines typical of economy cars from the early-to-mid 1970s.
- The 100A E10 (1970-1976) and 120A E10 (1972-1976) rows carry no coolant change interval in their specifications, meaning no drain-and-refill mileage figure is listed for either E10 variant under normal use conditions.
- Both F10-generation entries, the 100A F-II (1976-1979) and 120A F-II (1976-1979), share an identical 40,000 km coolant change interval under normal use conditions.
- The 40,000 km interval on the F10 variants applies specifically to normal use, which generally refers to standard driving conditions as opposed to severe or extended-duty operation.
- The 100A engine appeared in both the E10 (1970-1976) and the F10 (1976-1979), with the cooling system capacity remaining at 4.9 liters across both generations despite the body and generation change.
- The 120A engine followed the same generational pattern as the 100A, entering the E10 lineup in 1972 and continuing into the F10 generation through 1979, with the 4.9-liter cooling capacity unchanged between generations.