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What amount of coolant is required for a 2001 Honda Civic?
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The 2001 Honda Civic holds 1.3 US gallons of coolant, specifically the Genuine Honda All-Season Type 2 antifreeze. You can buy this antifreeze in single quart or one-gallon sizes at many major stores, automotive shops, or online. The price can range from $4 to $24 per container, depending on the size you need. If you opt for a professional to replace the antifreeze, expect to pay an extra $30 to $138 for their labor.
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The automatic transmission of a 2001 Honda Civic can hold up to 1.29 US gallons (4.9 liters) of coolant fluid, while the manual transmission can hold up to 1.32 US gallons (5.0 liters). It is recommended to use genuine Honda All Season Antifreeze/Coolant Type 2 for the 2001 Honda Civic.
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My 2002 Honda Civic could only contain up to 3 quarts of coolant liquid.
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