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In this video, we will cover the oil change intervals for 5HP transmissions —
Why to use genuine ZF LifeguardFluid and filters —
And, provide basic instruction for changing the fluid in the ZF 5HP series transmission.
A lot of discussion has occurred on the topic of oil change intervals for ZF transmissions. It is important to adhere to your vehicle manufacturer’s specified change interval and it is very important to use authorized fluids.
ZF LifeguardFluids are designed and tested to retain characteristics through normal lifetime operating conditions per the original equipment vehicle manufacturer’s specifications. In instances of extreme driving conditions, special environmental considerations and driving factors, which place an increased load on the transmission, it is advisable to perform a drain and fill between 50.000 and 75.000 miles, or 8 years.
ZF recommends that fluid from the dealer or LifeguardFluid5 be used in all ZF 5HP19 RWD, FWD and AWD variants, 5HP24 transmissions with Green transmission tags. If you have a 5HP18 with a black transmission tag, use Dexron III. If it has a green tag use LifeguardFluid5. If you have a 5HP30 with a black transmission tag, use ATF LA-2634.
Please note that all wheel drive variants contain a different fluid for the differential.
Just like any other part in the transmission, LifeguardFluid5 was engineered specifically for the 5HP series of transmission. The fluid is the means by which all components in the transmission operate successfully: converter function, valve body function, clutch actuation, cooling ability, lubrication, particle suspension and filtration.
Using unapproved fluid may void any applicable warranty, it can lead to poor transmission function/shift quality, advanced wear of components and premature failure.
Do not second guess yourself; use genuine ZF fluid, filters and parts for assured performance.
We hope this has been useful in caring for your ZF equipped vehicle. Please check back to the ZF Education Center for more informative videos or visit www.zf.com/us/zfparts for more information.
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Inside this video, you can see full detailed modeling process of this 3-D Parametric CAD Model through SolidWorks Software.
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Transcription of Video
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Start a new Part file in SolidWorks.
Activate the ‘Revolved Boss/Base’ tool from the (Features toolbar) and select the Front Plane in the design window.
Draw the sketch profile by using the line and Offset Entities tool with the dimensions displayed onwards.
Exit from the sketching environment and select the axis line to create the revolve feature.
Change the model color to polished steel.
Save the part file with the name BearingLocknut Washer.
Activate the ‘Extruded Cut’ tool and select the bottom face of part.
Draw the sketch as displayed along with the dimensions.
The sketch is now Fully Defined, exit from the sketch, the Extrude Cute command is automatically activated.
Right click in the design window and choose ‘Through All’ option.
Open the visibility of temporary axis of the part.
Activate the ‘Circular Pattern’ tool and select the Cut-Extrude1 in the graphics area.
Define Axis of the pattern and Number of Instances as 13 in the specified input boxes.
Click Ok to execute the ‘Circular Pattern’ tool.
Activate Extrude Boss/Boss Feature and define the sketch plane for creating the sketch profile, as we did earlier.
Finish the sketch to activate the Extrude command.
Right click in the design window and choose ‘Mid Plane’ option, define the depth and execute command.
Add the fillets on the top and rear edge of the Boss-Extrude-1 feature as displayed.
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The finished file displayed in the video can be accessed by visiting the content list of our blog on the following link:—
https://niveshandnisheeth.blogspot.com/2014/08/content-list-videos-solidworks.html
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Our motive to upload this video is to show our work ability/experience, so as to get job in the appropriate field.