Maxus Deliver 9

Additional Notes

• The Maxus Deliver 9 power steering system holds 1.2 liters of fluid across all three configurations covered in the specifications: the Euro 6 RWD, Euro 6d FWD, and Euro 6d RWD variants.
• A 1.2-liter capacity is consistent with a service fill figure, representing the amount of fluid needed to replenish or replace the fluid in a hydraulic power steering system during a standard service, rather than a full overhaul quantity.
• The Euro 6 RWD and Euro 6d RWD configurations share an identical power steering fluid capacity of 1.2 liters, indicating no measurable difference in reservoir or system volume between the two emission standard generations on the rear-wheel-drive platform.
• The FWD variant, classified under Euro 6d, also carries a 1.2-liter power steering fluid capacity, placing it in alignment with both RWD configurations despite the fundamental drivetrain difference.
• All three configurations specify a change interval of 80,000 km or 36 months under normal use conditions, meaning the interval is governed by whichever threshold is reached first.
• The 36-month time-based limit on power steering fluid changes reflects the general principle that hydraulic fluid degrades chemically over time regardless of mileage, making calendar-based intervals relevant even in low-mileage operation.
• The normal use condition applied to all three rows means the 80,000 km / 36-month interval is not adjusted for more demanding operating environments, as the specifications do not introduce a separate severe-use interval for this system.