What oil goes in a ZF gearbox?

What oil goes in a ZF gearbox?

ZF 3 and 4-speed automatic transmissions must be filled with approved ATF oils according to ZF list of lubricants TE-ML 11, lubricant class 11A / 11B or with mineral ATF oils according to the former Specification Dexron II / Dexron III by General Motors.

How can you tell if gearbox oil is bad?

Sudden up and down shifts, spikes in RPMs before shifting, strange grinding noises, and erratic shifts are also characteristics of this problem. All of these symptoms indicate you’re low on transmission fluid and at risk of overheating.

What kind of oil does a ZF model 5 use?

Models 5 through 85 will primarily use automatic transmission fluid. Models 220 through 60000 will use 30W. Refer to ZF oil list for specific instructions or contact ZF. What filter is used on it? Can I use a non-ZF filter? This is not recommended. Only Genuine ZF parts should be used in order to ensure proper service life of your ZF equipment.

What kind of lubricant should I use on my ZF transmission?

ZF Aftermarket lubricants are an important component of all ZF transmissions and axles. We recommend changing oils at regular intervals to ensure optimal performance and long service life for your ZF unit.

Are there ZF gears at Marine parts Express?

Marine Parts Express offers new and remanufactured ZF gears as well as having a full inventory of ZF parts. Our on-line schematic section has ZF parts breakdown and we have a page that includes the ZF technical data sheets for each of the transmissions. Prices listed are for standard options only.

How many horsepower does a ZF gearbox have?

In 1995, ZF purchased the Italian-based Hurth Marine Gear which continues to produce the smaller gears under the ZF name. ZF Marine supplies a full line of single and two speed transmissions from ones used with twenty-seven horsepower engines all the way up to massive transmissions that can handle fourteen thousand horsepower.