Renault Espace II, J63 (EU)
Coolant capacity & service interval
Renault Espace II, J63 (EU) coolant capacity ranges from 8,4 to 10 liters. The service interval for coolant is 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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| Espace II 2.85 V6i, J63 (1993-1996) |
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| Espace II 2.0, J63 (1991-1996) |
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| Espace II 2.1 dT, J63 (1991-1996) |
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| Espace II 2.2i, J63 (1991-1996) |
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| Espace II 2.2i Quadra, J63 (1991-1996) |
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| Espace II 2.85 V6i, J63 (1991-1993) |
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Additional Notes
- The Renault Espace II J63 cooling system capacities vary by engine displacement, ranging from 8.4 liters in the four-cylinder petrol variants up to 10 liters in the 2.85 V6i, reflecting the greater thermal mass and additional coolant passages associated with a six-cylinder engine layout.
- The 2.1 dT diesel variant carries a cooling system capacity of 8.8 liters, slightly above the 8.4-liter figure shared by the 2.0 and 2.2i petrol engines, a difference consistent with the additional cooling demands of a diesel combustion cycle and its associated components.
- The 2.2i and 2.2i Quadra share an identical 8.4-liter cooling system capacity, indicating that the all-wheel-drive Quadra drivetrain configuration does not alter the engine cooling circuit volume relative to the standard front-wheel-drive 2.2i.
- All six configurations across the 1991-1996 model range carry a 24-month coolant change interval under normal use conditions, a schedule typical of conventional ethylene glycol-based antifreeze formulations from that era, which degrade in corrosion inhibitor effectiveness over time regardless of mileage.
- The 2.85 V6i specifications are split across two consecutive sub-ranges, 1991-1993 and 1993-1996, both retaining the same 10-liter capacity and 24-month interval, reflecting a mid-production period distinction without any change to the cooling system specification itself.
- A 10-liter cooling system capacity, as seen in the 2.85 V6i, is a notably large volume for a passenger MPV of the early 1990s and points to an extended coolant circuit serving a larger engine block, cylinder head assembly, and potentially a larger radiator core.