Lexus ES, XV40 (USA / CAN)
Coolant capacity & service interval
Lexus ES, XV40 (USA / CAN) models utilize coolant with a capacity of 9 liters. Service intervals include checks at 8000 km or 15000 miles/18 months, and changes at 64000 km, 80000 km, 128000 km, 160000 km, 50000 miles/60 months, or 100000 miles/120 months. The data covers 6 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| ES 350 (CAN) (2010-2012) |
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| ES 350 (CAN) (2010-2012) |
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| ES 350 (CAN) (2007-2009) |
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| ES 350 (CAN) (2007-2009) |
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| ES 350 (USA) (2007-2012) |
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| ES 350 (USA) (2007-2012) |
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Additional Notes
- The Lexus ES 350 cooling system holds 9 liters across all configurations in both the USA and CAN markets for the 2007-2012 model years, indicating a consistent service fill volume regardless of market or model year revision.
- For the CAN market ES 350 covering 2007-2009, the normal use coolant change interval is set at 64000 km, while the initial service interval extends to 128000 km, exactly double the normal figure.
- For the CAN market ES 350 covering 2010-2012, the normal use coolant change interval increased to 80000 km compared to the 64000 km specified for the 2007-2009 period, representing a notable shift between the two model year groupings.
- The initial service coolant change interval for the CAN market 2010-2012 ES 350 is listed at 160000 km, which is again double the corresponding normal use interval of 80000 km for the same configuration.
- For the USA market ES 350 covering 2007-2012, the normal use coolant change interval is 50000 miles or 60 months, with both a distance and a time-based threshold applied together.
- The USA market initial service coolant change interval reaches 100000 miles or 120 months, doubling both the mileage and the time component relative to the normal use interval for the same 2007-2012 configuration.
- Coolant checks for the USA market ES 350 are scheduled at 15000 miles or 18 months under normal use, while the CAN market equivalent specifies checks at 8000 km, reflecting the differing service schedule structures between the two markets.