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Originally Posted by Turkeybaster115
If you read the statement at the bottom of the table--> http://www01apps.zf.com/kst464/ZF_In...011_en0700.pdf
before the A&B List, it states: "The oils released in each case are specified in the ZF Lubricants List TE-ML 11." The each case it refers to are the subheadings in the table: 3/4 speeds, and 4/5 speeds. |
Thank you for restating what I've already said. We are in agreement here.
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Actually its one of many fluids that is approved for the ZF 6AT. Its just OEM fluid. ZF has given us a list of equivalent fluids, so why pay $60 per liter, and $350 labor to the stealership?
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This is the list of OEM oils that ZF has given for 6AT (minus audi W-12 and Audi Q7) :
"According to spare part number of vehicle manufacturer:
ZF Lifeguardfluid6 (ZF No. S671 090 255)
=> AML Oil No. 4G4319A509/AA/S
=> Audi /VW Oil No. G 055005 A1 / A2 / A6
=> Bentley Oil No. PY112995PA
=> BMW Oil No. 8322 0142516
=> Hyundai Oil No. 040000C90SG
=> Jaguar Oil No. Jaguar Fluid 8432
=> Land Rover Oil No. TYK500050
=> Maserati Oil No. 231603"
If ZF Lifeguardfluid6 - or in reality; Shell 1375.4 - was an 11A or 11B classification then it would be listed on the relative Lubricate Class on page 4 or 5 of
List of lubricants TE-ML 11