Harley-Davidson Pan America
Coolant capacity & service interval
Harley-Davidson Pan America uses coolant with a capacity of 2.2 liters. The service interval for the fluid is 48000 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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| Pan America 1250 ST (2025- ) |
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| CVO Pan America (2024- ) |
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| Pan America 1250 (2021-2023) |
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| Pan America 1250 Special (2021- ) |
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Additional Notes
- The Harley-Davidson Pan America cooling system capacity is listed as approximately 2.2 liters across all variants in the specifications, which reflects a full cooling system fill rather than a partial or overflow-only service quantity.
- The "approximately" qualifier on the 2.2-liter figure indicates the value is a close estimate, meaning actual fill volume during a service may vary slightly depending on air pockets or residual fluid retained in the system.
- All four variants share an identical 48,000 km coolant change interval under normal use conditions, covering the Pan America 1250, Pan America 1250 Special, Pan America 1250 ST, and CVO Pan America.
- The Pan America 1250 carries the 2021-2023 model year range in the specifications, while the Pan America 1250 Special starts from 2021, placing both variants in production during the same opening years with the same 2.2-liter capacity and 48,000 km interval.
- The CVO Pan America and the Pan America 1250 ST are each listed with a start year of 2024 and 2025 respectively, and both share the same 2.2-liter capacity and 48,000 km service interval as the earlier Pan America 1250 variants.
- A 48,000 km coolant change interval is a relatively extended service schedule, consistent with modern long-life coolant formulations that resist degradation of pH balance and corrosion inhibitors over high mileage.
- The normal use condition applied to all rows means the 48,000 km interval is not adjusted for severe operating environments such as extreme heat, heavy traffic, or off-road riding, as no separate severe-use interval appears in the specifications.