Lifan 620 / Solano
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Lifan 620 / Solano manual transmission fluid capacity ranges from 2 to 2,2 liters. Service intervals include 3000 km or 3 months, 40000 km or 24 months, and 90000 km or 24 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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| 620 1.5, LF7152 (2012- ) |
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| 620 1.5, LF7152 (2012- ) |
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| 620 1.5 CNG, LF7152/CNG (2012- ) |
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| 620 1.5 CNG, LF7152/CNG (2012- ) |
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| 620 / Solano 1.5 (2010- ) |
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| 620 / Solano 1.6 (2010- ) |
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Additional Notes
- The Lifan 620 / Solano 1.5 manual transaxle carries a capacity range of 2 to 2.2 liters, which reflects a fill tolerance rather than a fixed volume, allowing for minor variation during service.
- The 1.6 engine variant specifies a fixed transaxle capacity of 2.1 liters, placing it within the same general range as the 1.5 but without the tolerance spread.
- Both the 1.5 and 1.6 petrol variants introduced from 2010 share an identical change interval of 90,000 km or 24 months under normal use conditions.
- The 620 1.5 CNG variant with the LF7152/CNG engine, introduced from 2012, carries a significantly shorter normal-use change interval of 40,000 km or 24 months, compared to the 90,000 km interval on the earlier 1.5 petrol configuration.
- The 620 1.5 LF7152 petrol variant from 2012 also specifies a 40,000 km or 24-month normal interval, which is a reduction from the 90,000 km interval seen on the pre-2012 1.5 specification.
- Both the LF7152 petrol and LF7152/CNG variants include a first-change-only interval of 3,000 km or 3 months, applied to the same 2 to 2.2 liter transaxle capacity. A first-change interval at such a low mileage is typically intended to flush manufacturing residues and metal particles from a new or rebuilt unit.
- The first-change interval of 3,000 km on the LF7152 and LF7152/CNG variants represents a drain-and-refill at the same stated capacity of 2 to 2.2 liters, meaning the volume involved in the initial flush is no different from a standard service fill.