Displacement, oil, fuel capacity
divide the volume value by 3.78541
Same input, every volume unit — tap a tile to set the right-hand unit.
Fluid catalogs do not pick a side. A 5 qt oil fill, a 16 gal cell, and a 6.2 L coolant spec can appear in one afternoon. This converter uses US gallons and quarts (the ones on a US parts-store jug), liters, milliliters, and cubic inches.
Imperial gallons are larger (~4.546 L) and are not on this board. If a UK paper says gallons, do not run it through the US gal tile.
For “5.7 L to cubic inches” as an engine size, the displacement converter is written for that job. This page is the fluid and capacity tool that happens to share the same volume math.
Oil jugs, a fuel cell, and a displacement cross-check.
| You have | Equals | Also |
|---|---|---|
| 5 qt oil | 4.73 L | 1.25 gal |
| 16 gal cell | 60.6 L | 64 qt |
| 5.7 L | 1.51 gal | 348 ci |
| 1 US gal | 3.785 L | 4 qt |
| 1 L | 0.264 gal | 1.06 qt |
Engine badge liters ↔ ci is clearer on the displacement converter. Bore × stroke is the engine displacement calculator. Injector flow in cc/min is a rate, not a tank volume.