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Which vehicles use the ZF 8AT transmission?

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MilaDella

09/08/25 2:13am

Vehicles equipped with the ZF 8AT transmission include the Haval H8 and the BMW 3 Series produced by Brilliance Auto. Below are relevant details: Background of the ZF 8AT transmission: ZF is one of Germany's most renowned automotive component manufacturers, with a global customer base similar to Aisin. Beyond automobiles, its components are widely used in aircraft, tanks, and marine vessels. Precautions for using the ZF 8AT transmission: Oil level inspection should only be performed when the engine is off, the vehicle is parked on level ground, and the transmission is cooled down. Remove the filler plug to check the oil level; transmission fluid should reach the bottom of the filler hole. If the level is low, add transmission fluid until it begins to overflow from the filler hole, then reinstall the plug.

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