How many quarts of oil do i need to put in my corsica 95

My info for engine oil and filter change, 4.5 quarts. You could put in about 4 quarts, start the engine let oil circulate, kill the engine, let the oil settle for a bit, check oil level on dipstick. Add oil to the full mark on dipstick, hopefully the dipstick is correct.
I looked at info on chevy Corsica.

In the United States we don't use Kilograms as a measure of oil we use Quarts. Your country uses Litres wherever you are! THe MUrano uses 5 quarts of oil...you convert it to litres and you get .95 litres = one quart. Just use 5 quarts and all will be OK.

3.1??? Not hard at all it's prolly a 1 wire conector up and to the right of the oil filter... Does take a special socket. Hope this helps!!! Good luck!!!

The same way you would on almost any vehicle. Remove the oil drain plug and drain oil into a approved container. Then remove the oil filter and drain any remaining oil from there into the container. Then when it's all drained out. screw the drain plug back in and install a new oil filter. Make sure to put some oil around the gasket of the new oil filter. Now fill up your oil with the correct oil for your engine and the correct amount. Usually start with about 4 quarts and then check the dip stick and keep filling accordingly.
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Lee

IF YOU REPLACE THE TRANSMISSION IT TAKES ABOUT 8 QUARTS. 3 IN THE CONVERTER AND 5 ON THE PAN. NORMALLY IT ONLY TAKES 5 IF YOU CHANGE THE OIL AND FILTER.. MAKE SURE THE STICK IS GOING ALL THE WAY... YOU MUST ALSO CHECK OIL WHEN ENGINE IS ON.. NOT OFF...

The 5.0L engine comes with a 5 quart oil pan. I have a 95 mustang and I have a 7 quart oil pan installed on it. If there was a previous owner that has done any work to your car be aware of that. It wasn't until 96 that mustangs came stock with a 6 quart oil pan on the 4.6L engine. I would put 5 quarts in with out worry. start the engine for a bit, shut it back off and check the oil again before taking it out on the road. Do not only put 3 quarts in it and feel safe with it.

The most these trucks take is six and a half U.S. quarts of oil.The safest way to know for sure is to drain all the oil out, remove and install a new oil filter, then install five quarts of your preferred oil.Start the vehicle up and let it run for thirty seconds, then turn it off.Pull the dipstick out and check the level with the engine not running, then top off the oil as necessary.Run it for five minutes to verify that there are no oil leaks, Then Happy Motoring!!! Hope I could help!!!

have you try changing thermostat that causes it to overheat sometimes if you have a leaky hose get it changed i have a 96 corsica i had the same problem fixed hose changed thermostat still was overheating took to a radiator shop they tested it it ended up being that get it tested first if they tell you it is the radiator they are probably gonna charge you A LOT take your time and doit your self if you think you cant do it then once you know is that look around to see who charges you less.

Just under 5 quarts

Jack up the car on the driver side. Then you need to take off the Driver side Tire. You will see a 17 hex Allen socket on the transmission; this is where the gear oil goes. On the bottom of the transmission is another 17 hex socket: this is how you drain the transmission fluid. The car takes (75w90 GL-4). I believe the capacity is about 2.0 quarts. But put in about 1.5 quarts first, to see how the car feels, and then add more later.