Roewe 350
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Roewe 350 manual transmission fluid capacity ranges from 2 to 2,5 liters. Service intervals include 5000 km, 10000 km or 6 months, and 80000 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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| 350 1.5 (80 kW), CSA7151AC*AD*MA/AA/MB/AD/ME/MF/AE/AF/MD/MC/AC (2014- ) |
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| 350 1.5 (95 kW), CSA7152MC/AC, CSA7151ADMQ/ADAQ (2014- ) |
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| 350 1.5 VCT (2010-2013) |
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| 350 1.5 VCT (2010-2013) |
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Additional Notes
- The Roewe 350 1.5 VCT (2010-2013) manual transaxle carries a 2-liter fluid capacity, with a first-change-only interval set at 5,000 km, reflecting a break-in flush intended to remove manufacturing debris from new gear surfaces.
- After the initial 5,000 km first change, the 350 1.5 VCT (2010-2013) manual transaxle follows a normal-use interval of 10,000 km or 6 months, whichever comes first, introducing a time-based threshold alongside the distance limit.
- The 350 1.5 (80 kW) variants coded CSA7151AC, AD, MA, AA, MB, AD, ME, MF, AE, AF, MD, MC, and AC share the same 2-liter manual transaxle capacity as the earlier 1.5 VCT, though the change interval extends considerably to 80,000 km under normal use.
- The 350 1.5 (95 kW) variants coded CSA7152MC, AC, CSA7151ADMQ, and ADAQ carry a 2.5-liter manual transaxle capacity, which is 0.5 liters greater than the other 1.5-liter configurations listed, suggesting a physically larger or differently designed gearbox unit.
- Both the 80 kW and 95 kW variants starting from 2014 share the same 80,000 km normal-use change interval, despite the difference in fluid capacity between the two configurations.
- The shift from a 10,000 km interval on the 2010-2013 1.5 VCT to an 80,000 km interval on the 2014-onward 1.5 variants represents an eightfold increase in the stated service distance, which typically reflects differences in fluid specification, gearbox design, or manufacturer testing criteria rather than a single shared standard across the model range.