Land Rover Forward Control, 110 (EU)
Coolant capacity & service interval
Land Rover Forward Control, 110 (EU) coolant capacity is 10,8 liters. Service intervals include normal road conditions. The data covers 3 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| Forward Control 6, 110 (1966-1972) |
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| Forward Control Diesel, 110 (1966-1972) |
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| Forward Control, 109 (1961-1971) |
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Additional Notes
- All three configurations listed share a cooling system capacity of 10.8 liters, which is a relatively large fill volume consistent with commercial or utility-grade vehicles designed for sustained load-bearing operation.
- The Land Rover Forward Control 6, 110 (1966-1972) carries a 10.8-liter coolant capacity under normal road conditions, reflecting the thermal demands of a six-cylinder engine in a high-GVW platform.
- The Forward Control Diesel, 110 variant covering 1966-1972 also specifies 10.8 liters under normal road conditions, indicating the diesel engine shares the same cooling system volume as the petrol six in the 110 body.
- The Forward Control 109 (1961-1971) carries the same 10.8-liter capacity under normal road conditions, meaning the shorter-wheelbase 109 platform did not require a reduced coolant volume compared to the 110.
- All three rows specify normal road conditions as the use context, meaning the 10.8-liter figure applies to standard operating environments rather than severe-duty or off-road service classifications.
- The 109 series predates the 110 variants by five years, with production beginning in 1961, while both 110 configurations share an identical 1966-1972 production window according to the specifications.