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    Quote Originally Posted by PerthDisco View Post
    There’s a stamp sticker on side of the tranny above the pan with what exact model ZF it is but thought it was 6HP26 as mine’s an 08 also
    Oh yes. For the zip kit, as you say there’s a model/serial on the side you need to find and use that to ensure the correct kit. I’m sure ZIP has guidance on how to find the code
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    Any one have suggestion on places to purchase from ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by crawal View Post
    Any one have suggestion on places to purchase from ?
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    Best price for Lifeguard oil also

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    also found this place

    LAND ROVER - | Servicing twice the price

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    Also search for ZF distributors in Australia.

    I bought my zip kit, pump, bridge and mechatronic seals and solenoids from the US, steel pan and duoprene gasket from Victoria, separator plate from the WA ZF distributor (after I had it all apart) and ATF fluid from SCA (Penrite BMV) via special order for a 20L drum. Was around d 1200 in parts all up.

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    I've got a left over separator plate here, brand new in the box. I bought both available options before I dropped the pan. Happy to sell it. I can get you the part number of your interested.
    There is a guy on eBay in Australia selling genuine zf parts, his name is MJ products, I get all my stuff from him.

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    Torque Convertor



    I’m doing a massive maintenance surge at 250k kms. After a first drop with LG6 still had clunky 2 to 1 down shift at lights so on second oil drop I replaced these rubber seals above the mechatronics plate and wow it’s made a huge difference, the shifts are super smooth at all speeds and power loads. The old ones were very hardened. For about $40 extra it was worth it before going down the solenoid change route.

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    Do a voltage check on the solenoids you've pulled out. they should all read the same. Hope you've also got a new bridge seal the one at the rhs of the photo (two black squares with a hole in each,connected via a thin strip of rubber) - this is the main fluid transfer from transmission to valve body seal, oh and a new mechatronic seal.

    Looks nice and clean after 250,000km

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eric SDV6SE View Post
    Do a voltage check on the solenoids you've pulled out. they should all read the same. Hope you've also got a new bridge seal the one at the rhs of the photo (two black squares with a hole in each,connected via a thin strip of rubber) - this is the main fluid transfer from transmission to valve body seal, oh and a new mechatronic seal.

    Looks nice and clean after 250,000km
    Yep did the 4 tubes and 1 bridge seal and new mechatronics seal. Bit scary removing the plate but super easy with care. I doubt if these have ever been done. New filter and gasket. 3rd fluid change with LG6 and going really nicely.

    I didn’t touch solenoids.

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    [QUOTE=PerthDisco;3115645]Bit scary removing the plate but super easy with care. ]

    Awesome, nice job. When I opened mine up was super careful not to lose any of the detent ball bearings, little filter and such.

    Did you end up putting a zip kit through as well on the valve lines?

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