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Old 12-04-2023, 08:58 AM   #1
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Default Older ZF Refresh Questions

I’ve got to shortly dig into the 4HP18 from one of my Euros.

It’s a non-electronic box, purely hydromechanical. The band broke, tore its apply side lug off the spot welds. So I need to remove the box and split to get in there.

Everything else was shifting fine, it’s got about 180.000km and never towed. To diagnose I briefly removed the valve body for access, and it looked perfect Assuming I don’t find other issues, do I just need a basic rubber seals and paper gaskets kit? Or is there dead certainty that either any ZF or this model in particular, will require a certain operation?

Thanks for any pointers.
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