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Old 07-01-2020, 01:58 PM
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Use ZF6 fluid. Its what is in it now, and since you cannot change it all at once, just use that. Plus, there is **NO** other fluid that BMW nor ZF recommends.


(and yes, people that sell other fluids will 'recommend' theirs.)


I do a 2x drain/fill every 60-70k. Drain, rough fill (use old seal, just semi-tight) then drive for 5 minutes to get it all hot, select all gears a few times. Then drain and final fill (with careful top off procedure)


The tasks you propose seem reasonable, not that difficult. There are a few threads on the GPs and controller....


For transmission parts stuff, snoop over at thectsc.com...not that they can ship to you, but some good info.


newtis is essential.


I also use some of the dealer parts websites, they can be a bit newer than realoem. bmwofsouthatlanta, getbmwparts and BMW of san francisco. But there are others I am blanking on.


136k? She'd hardly broke in!



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