GMC Cars Engine Coolant Capacity Guide

GMC Coolant Capacity: A Complete Guide

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GMC Coolant Capacity: A Complete Guide

Looking for information on how much coolant your GMC needs? This comprehensive guide provides the coolant capacity for all GMC models and years. Whether you have an Acadia, Canyon, Yukon, or another GMC vehicle, you’ll find the information you need here.

When to Change Coolant in Your GMC: A Guide for All Models

  • GMC Acadia: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • GMC Terrain: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • GMC Yukon: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • GMC Yukon XL: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • GMC Canyon: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • GMC Sierra: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • GMC Savana: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • GMC Hummer: Every 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.

It is important to note that these are just the recommended intervals. If you live in an area with extreme temperatures, you may need to change your coolant more frequently. It is also a good idea to have your coolant checked every time you have your oil changed.

Here are some signs that it may be time to change your coolant:

  • The coolant is discolored or milky.
  • The coolant level is low.
  • The engine is overheating.
  • There are signs of leaks in the cooling system.

If you notice any of these signs, it is best to have your coolant changed as soon as possible. Changing your coolant regularly will help to keep your engine running cool and prevent damage.

Coolant Capacity for GMC Car Model

GMC Acadia

YearGenerationTrimCoolant Capacity (qt)
2007-20121stBase11.8
2007-20121stSLE11.8
2007-20121stSLT11.8
2007-20121stDenali11.8
2013-20162ndSL11.8
2013-20162ndSLE11.8
2013-20162ndSLT11.8
2013-20162ndDenali11.8
2017-Present3rdSL11.8
2017-Present3rdSLE11.8
2017-Present3rdSLT11.8
2017-Present3rdDenali11.8

 

GMC Terrain

YearGenerationTrimEngineCoolant Capacity (liters)
2010-20121stSLE, SLT, LTZ2.4L 4-cylinder6.2
2010-20121stSLE, SLT, LTZ3.0L V610.0
2013-20172ndSLE, SLT, Denali2.4L 4-cylinder6.2
2013-20172ndSLE, SLT, Denali3.6L V610.0
2018-Present3rdSLE, SLT, Denali2.5L 4-cylinder6.2
2018-Present3rdSLE, SLT, Denali3.6L V610.0

 

GMC Yukon

YearGenerationTrimEngineCoolant Capacity (liters)
1992-19991stSLE, SLT, Denali4.3L V612.5
1992-19991stSLE, SLT, Denali5.7L V815.0
2000-20062ndSLE, SLT, Denali4.8L V816.5
2000-20062ndSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V818.5
2007-20143rdSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V818.5
2007-20143rdSLE, SLT, Denali6.2L V821.5
2015-Present4thSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V818.5
2015-Present4thSLE, SLT, Denali6.2L V821.5

 

GMC Yukon XL

YearGenerationTrimEngineCoolant Capacity (liters)
1992-19991stSLE, SLT, Denali6.0L V817.5
1992-19991stSLE, SLT, Denali7.4L V820.0
2000-20062ndSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V822.5
2000-20062ndSLE, SLT, Denali6.0L V825.0
2007-20143rdSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V822.5
2007-20143rdSLE, SLT, Denali6.2L V825.5
2015-Present4thSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V822.5
2015-Present4thSLE, SLT, Denali6.2L V825.5

 

GMC Canyon

YearGenerationTrimEngineCoolant Capacity (liters)
2004-20091stSL, SLE, SLT4.0L V66.0
2004-20091stSL, SLE, SLT5.3L V89.0
2010-Present2ndSL, SLE, SLT, All Terrain, Denali4.3L V66.2
2010-Present2ndSL, SLE, SLT, All Terrain, Denali5.3L V89.2

 

GMC Sierra

YearGenerationTrimEngineCoolant Capacity (liters)
1992-19981stSLE, SLT, Denali4.3L V611.0
1992-19981stSLE, SLT, Denali5.7L V813.5
1999-20062ndSLE, SLT, Denali4.8L V814.5
1999-20062ndSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V816.5
2007-20143rdSLE, SLT, Denali4.8L V814.5
2007-20143rdSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V816.5
2007-20143rdSLE, SLT, Denali6.2L V819.5
2014-Present4thSLE, SLT, Denali4.3L V612.6
2014-Present4thSLE, SLT, Denali5.3L V814.9
2014-Present4thSLE, SLT, Denali6.2L V819.9

 

GMC Savana

YearGenerationTrimEngineCoolant Capacity (liters)
1996-20021stSLE, SLT, SLE1500, SLT15004.3L V617.0
1996-20021stSLE, SLT, SLE1500, SLT15005.7L V820.0
2003-20142ndSLE, SLT, SLE1500, SLT1500, Denali4.8L V821.5
2003-20142ndSLE, SLT, SLE1500, SLT1500, Denali5.3L V824.5
2015-Present3rdSLE, SLT, SLE1500, SLT1500, Denali4.3L V620.6
2015-Present3rdSLE, SLT, SLE1500, SLT1500, Denali5.3L V823.6

 

GMC Hummer

YearGenerationTrimEngineCoolant Capacity (liters)
1992-20061stH1, H1 Alpha, H1 Alpha 4×46.5L V822.0
2002-20092ndH2, H2 SUT, H2 Alpha, H2 Alpha SUT6.2L V825.0
2009-20102ndH3, H3T, H3 Alpha, H3 Alpha T3.7L V616.5

Final Words by Erwin Salarda

GMC cars need the right amount of coolant to run properly and avoid problems. Coolant, also called antifreeze, helps keep the engine from overheating. GMC provides information on how much coolant each of its models needs.

The right amount of coolant helps the engine run at its best and prevents it from overheating. Overheating can cause serious damage to the engine.

GMC recommends changing the coolant at regular intervals. The intervals vary depending on the model and year of the car. The owner’s manual or a GMC service center can tell you how often to change the coolant in your car.

Here are some tips for checking and maintaining the coolant level in your GMC car:

  • Park your car on a level surface.
  • Check the coolant level in the radiator.
  • If the level is low, add more coolant.
  • Make sure the coolant is the correct type for your car.

By following these tips, you can help keep your GMC car running cool and prevent problems.