DB9 Auto Transmission and Differential Oil Change
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DB9 Auto Transmission and Differential Oil Change
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I would like to do an oil change for the auto transmission and differential for my 2009 DB9. In my manual it says the transmission fluid is Shell M.1375.4 but in past posts I see recommendations for ZF Lifeguard 6. What is the recommendation and how many liters do I need?
Also I saw that some have said the Land Rover LR007474 filter kit is a cost effective option but I also thought I read that there was a bmw filter kit. Does anybody have any idea which transmission filter kit to buy and where?
What differential oil and how many liters do I need to do this job? Thanks!
I would like to do an oil change for the auto transmission and differential for my 2009 DB9. In my manual it says the transmission fluid is Shell M.1375.4 but in past posts I see recommendations for ZF Lifeguard 6. What is the recommendation and how many liters do I need?
Also I saw that some have said the Land Rover LR007474 filter kit is a cost effective option but I also thought I read that there was a bmw filter kit. Does anybody have any idea which transmission filter kit to buy and where?
What differential oil and how many liters do I need to do this job? Thanks!
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here in Europe we have this ZF kit with OEM ZF parts and ZF oil LifeGuardFluid6 (you can buy one liter more)
reference 1068.298.062 for DB9 DBS RAPIDE VIRAGE with 6 gears ZF 6HP26 only
https://www.auto-doc.fr/zf-getriebe/8815874
For the differential 1.8 liters of only AM OEM oil Castrol BOT270A
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here in Europe we have this ZF kit with OEM ZF parts and ZF oil LifeGuardFluid6 (you can buy one liter more)
reference 1068.298.062 for DB9 DBS RAPIDE VIRAGE with 6 gears ZF 6HP26 only
https://www.auto-doc.fr/zf-getriebe/8815874
For the differential 1.8 liters of only AM OEM oil Castrol BOT270A
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And, fwiw, here is the redline 70/75w for the differential...
https://www.redlineoil.com/mt-lv-70w75w
I bought it direct from redline for my manual transmission.
https://www.redlineoil.com/mt-lv-70w75w
I bought it direct from redline for my manual transmission.
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ZF OEM KIT reference 1068.298.062
and seals kit
https://aftermarket.zf.com/remotemed...ssaetze-en.pdf
ZF OEM KIT reference 1068.298.062
and seals kit
https://aftermarket.zf.com/remotemed...ssaetze-en.pdf
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ZF OEM KIT reference 1068.298.062
and seals kit
https://aftermarket.zf.com/remotemed...ssaetze-en.pdf
ZF OEM KIT reference 1068.298.062
and seals kit
https://aftermarket.zf.com/remotemed...ssaetze-en.pdf
Is there any difference in the ZF Service Kit between (8700 252 or 1068.298.062)? My DB9 is a 2009, if that makes a difference. Also, do you have a part number for the filter/bolts only as I already have the fluid? Thanks!
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Finally got a hold of somebody from ZF who confirmed that the US part numbers are:
Oil Sump Pan: 0501.216.243
Bolts: 0736.101.486
This part number includes the pan, gasket, and sealing sleeve. Bolts are on a swap as needed basis. The parts above can be readily found online for significantly lower prices. Hope this helps somebody!
Oil Sump Pan: 0501.216.243
Bolts: 0736.101.486
This part number includes the pan, gasket, and sealing sleeve. Bolts are on a swap as needed basis. The parts above can be readily found online for significantly lower prices. Hope this helps somebody!
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