2005 Porsche 911 coolant capacity
The 2005 Porsche 911 holds about 23.8 to 30.1 quarts of coolant, depending on the engine - the full cooling-system capacity when cold.
Key takeaways
- The 2005 Porsche 911 holds about 23.8 to 30.1 quarts of coolant total, depending on engine.
- This is the full cooling-system fill with the engine cold.
- Refill to the marked level, and use the coolant type your owner's manual specifies.
| Engine | Capacity | Liters |
|---|---|---|
| GT2 RS | 29.6 qt | 28 L |
| Turbo | 28.5 qt | 27 L |
| Carrera 4 | 23.8 qt | 22.5 L |
| GT2 | 29.6 qt | 28 L |
| GT3 RS | 26.4 qt | 25 L |
| Turbo S | 30.1 qt | 28.5 L |
What a coolant change costs
At roughly 6 to 7.6 gallons of capacity, the coolant itself is about $90 to $228. A shop charges $70 to $120 for a drain and fill, or $100 to $250 for a full flush. Use the specification the manufacturer lists - mixing coolant chemistries is what turns a cheap service into a water-pump job.
Ranges aggregated from published 2026 US repair-cost and parts price guides, including RepairPal and Car Talk. Prices vary by region, brand, and vehicle - treat these as a sanity check on a quote, not a fixed price. Drain and fill vs flush →
Coolant for your 2005 Porsche 911
Buy the coolant type your owner's manual specifies and check it on the jug - the wrong type can gel or corrode the system. Amazon's results are filtered to this vehicle, but the type is on you to match. To compare prices and reviews:
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