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What is the transmission fluid capacity of the Emgrand GS?

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EmersynAnn
07/29/25 11:50am
The transmission fluid capacity of the Emgrand GS is 4L. Engine oil selection: The engine oil should be selected according to the requirements of the engine. For this model, it is recommended to use multi-grade oil, such as 5W-30. Multi-grade oil is economical, long-lasting, and efficient, providing better protection for the engine. During use, the oil may turn black prematurely, which is normal. Precautions for engine oil filling: The amount of engine oil filled should not exceed two-thirds of the scale on the oil dipstick. Insufficient filling will affect the stability of oil pressure and cause poor engine lubrication, while excessive filling will lead to high oil pressure and increased resistance in the oil pump operation.
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OAdriana
08/13/25 8:51pm
As a long-time owner of the Emgrand GS, I remember the transmission fluid capacity is around 4 liters. The manual transmission version uses about this much, and the automatic version isn't much different. That time I went to the service center for an oil change, the mechanic mentioned the exact quantity is crucial - too much increases fuel consumption, while too little can damage gears, leading to rough shifting or even more serious failures. I insist on changing the fluid every 50,000 kilometers using Geely's recommended OEM fluid, which costs just over a hundred yuan each time - much cheaper than repairs. When driving normally, avoid stomping on the accelerator; this habit can protect the transmission and extend its lifespan by about two years. I've seen a friend's car break down on the road needing rescue because they didn't change degraded fluid in time - a waste of both time and money. In short, regular inspection and maintenance of this small detail can prevent major issues and ensure safe driving.
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XavierLee
10/08/25 6:53am
From a technical perspective, the transmission fluid capacity of the Emgrand GS is typically 4 liters, covering both manual and automatic transmission types. This is the standard specification, ensuring sufficient lubrication for internal gears and bearings to prevent wear or overheating-induced failures. I've seen car enthusiasts neglect this, resulting in continuous transmission noise and repair costs soaring to thousands of yuan. During routine maintenance, simply checking with a dipstick or visiting a professional shop for measurement can prevent major issues. It's advisable to change the fluid every 40,000 to 60,000 kilometers. Using compatible synthetic oil during replacement can improve fuel efficiency by 15% to 20%—avoid cutting corners with cheap alternatives. Safety first: maintaining the proper fluid capacity ensures smoother and longer vehicle operation.
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DeKeira
11/21/25 8:12am
I've been driving the Emgrand GS for a while now, and the transmission capacity is about 4 liters. During the last oil change, the mechanic said just add the exact amount, no need to be too nervous. There's no noticeable difference in daily driving, but if the oil level is too low, gear shifts can become jerky, affecting the driving experience. I usually get it checked every two years at an authorized shop, spending just over two hundred yuan for peace of mind. Remember not to tinker with it yourself, as it's easy to make mistakes. Proper maintenance ensures the car runs smoothly on long journeys.
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