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Transmission Fluid Change for the Ecodiesel ZF 8HP45

Russel

New Member
Oct 21, 2018
1
1
Truck Year
2016
Hello Gang,

Are there any matched aftermarket transmission fluid for the 8 & 9 Mopar fluid ?

Thanks
 

carlhenry

Well-Known Member
Nov 21, 2018
1,506
285
Truck Year
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Welcome yes there is do a search it is out there or someone will list it. Valvoline max life
 

cds13ca

Active Member
Jun 19, 2019
217
79
Truck Year
2016
A few links, one from ZF on how to do the oil change on the transmission:



Here are a few options of Compatible Oils:
Must be compatible with Shell M-L 12108

Amsoil


Valvoline Max Life
 

SofaKingTuned

Member
Dec 31, 2018
72
25
Truck Year
2015
We purchased 2 x gal of Hot Shot's Secret Blue Diamond Severe Duty Transmission Fluid and have about 1/2 gal left over.
Smoooooth, super super smoooooth shifts, lower temps etc. All the things promised.
 

Ronald Doupe

Active Member
Mar 18, 2018
115
28
Truck Year
2017
I will be using ZF fluid as the manufacture knows what to use, I have another brand car with the ZF 8speed have done that one already, why use something not approved ZF fluid is not that expensive
 

SofaKingTuned

Member
Dec 31, 2018
72
25
Truck Year
2015
I will be using ZF fluid as the manufacture knows what to use, I have another brand car with the ZF 8speed have done that one already, why use something not approved ZF fluid is not that expensive
That's a good question Ronald. If you look into the MDS, they are approved.

Better question is, what's ZF fluid?

If you look a the chemical breakdown it's ATF with dye in it that reacts to UV light in order to check for leaks.
 
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