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What is the fuel tank capacity of Jiangling Kaiyun?

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StJoseph
08/29/25 3:49am
The fuel tank capacity of Jiangling Kaiyun is 60 liters. Here is a detailed introduction about Jiangling Motors: 1. Overview: Jiangling Motors is the abbreviation of Jiangling Motors Co., Ltd., a car brand under the company, which evolved from Jiangxi Automobile Manufacturing Plant established in 1968. The industrial chain effect and growth demonstration effect brought by its rapid development have attracted increasing attention. 2. Models: 'Jiangling Motors' has three major product series, including Ford, JMC, and 'Yusheng', such as Ford Everest, Ford Transit, Ford Tourneo, Jiangling Yusheng, Jiangling light trucks, Jiangling pickups, Jiangling heavy trucks, Jiangling Teson, etc.
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DeCody
09/10/25 8:28am
I often drive the Jiangling Kaiyun, which has a fuel tank capacity of around 95 liters—a medium to large size, I'd say. When filled up, based on my experience, it consumes about 11 liters per 100 kilometers on the highway, allowing me to cover over 850 kilometers without worrying about refueling. This makes it ideal for long-distance freight. The fuel tank is located under the vehicle, designed quite reasonably without taking up too much space. Just remember to use high-quality diesel to avoid clogging. During maintenance, regularly check the fuel cap seal to prevent leaks and excessive fuel consumption. To save fuel in daily use, maintain a steady speed and avoid aggressive lane changes—this way, a full tank lasts even longer.
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VanBella
10/25/25 2:32am
As a light truck driver, I think the fuel tank capacity of the JMC Kaixuan is generally around 95 liters. There might be slight variations depending on different configurations, such as a few liters difference between new and old models, so it's best to check the owner's manual to confirm your specific vehicle. With such a large fuel tank, a single refuel can last for many days of business operations. Assuming an urban fuel consumption of 13 liters per 100 kilometers, it can still cover a range of over 730 kilometers. When refueling, always choose reputable gas stations and avoid low-quality fuel that could damage the engine. The fuel tank is made of iron, which is durable, but be careful not to hit the chassis to prevent leaks from damage. During maintenance, check if the fuel pump is working properly and clean it regularly to avoid impurities affecting the fuel line's smooth operation.
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