Repair Instructions: Zf-Ecolite 6 S 500 BO Level 3
Repair Instructions: Zf-Ecolite 6 S 500 BO Level 3
Repair Instructions: Zf-Ecolite 6 S 500 BO Level 3
ZF-ECOLITE
6 S 500 BO
Level 3
BUS
Copyright © ZF Friedrichshafen AG
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Preface ............................................................................................................................................ 5
Important information on occupational safety and health .................................................................. 6
Repair instructions ............................................................................................................................ 11
Tightening torques for screws/bolts and nuts, excerpt from ZFN 148 ................................................ 15
Consumables .................................................................................................................................... 16
Settings ............................................................................................................................................ 17
Special tool ....................................................................................................................................... 19
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14 Synchronizer........................................................................................................................ 14-1
14.1 ZF-BK synchronizer .............................................................................................................. 14-1
Preface
This documentation was developed for specialized staff trained in the operation of ZF products by
ZF Friedrichshafen AG (hereinafter referred to as "ZF").
The work described below may be performed by authorized, trained, and instructed staff only. It is the
responsibility of the user's company or service company to ensure that their specialized staff is properly
trained and that current documents are made available.
The images illustrate the work sequence and do not always represent the original. Illustrations and figures
are not drawn to scale; no conclusions about size and weight can be drawn.
The repair or assembly of the ZF product available to you may require different work steps as well as
different settings and test data as a result of technical further developments. We therefore recommend
that work done on your ZF product be carried out only by skilled mechanics and fitters who have had
their practical and theoretical knowledge updated on a regular basis at ZF.
The ZF service locations which have been put in place for you worldwide by ZF offer the following
services:
▪ Well-trained specialized personnel
▪ Specified workshop equipment, e. g. special tools, diagnostic software, etc.
▪ Genuine ZF spare parts in accordance with the latest volume production specifications
ZF Friedrichshafen AG
Safety Instructions
Read all safety instructions. Failure to comply with safety instructions may lead to material damage,
serious injury, possibly even to death.
The ZF product is designed and produced in line with state-of-the-art technology and is safe to operate.
However, this product may cause hazardous situations if used incorrectly by unauthorized, untrained, and
uninstructed specialized staff or if not used for its intended purpose.
This version of the document complies with the relevant standards and regulations as well as with
European product liability law.
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cease to apply if damage and secondary damage result from incorrect and unprofessionally performed
work. Work that is performed by unauthorized, untrained, and uninstructed specialized staff leads to
ceasing of all warranty claims.
We offer warranty for the ZF product in accordance with our Terms and Conditions.
Damage, secondary damage, defects, and possibly resulting costs are excluded from contractual liability
or warranty in the event of non-compliance with one of the following points:
▪ All work must be performed in a professional manner.
▪ Work must only be performed by trained, instructed and authorized specialized staff.
▪ Only genuine ZF spare parts may be used which have been tested and released by ZF.
▪ Only genuine ZF accessories may be used which have been tested and released by ZF.
▪ Only genuine ZF special tools may be used which have been tested and released by ZF.
▪ Revisions and modifications on the ZF product must be approved by ZF.
In case of damage, immediate action is mandatory in order to restore full functionality and safety /
operational safety of the ZF product and to minimize the extent of damage. In the event of non-
compliance, ZF will not accept liability or warranty claims.
In case of damage, contact ZF Services and have the following data available:
▪ Product type, product parts list number, and serial number
▪ Total mileage
▪ Damage history
▪ Damage pattern
Specialized staff
Work must only be performed by trained and instructed specialized staff. As a result of specialized
training and practical experience, the specialized staff must be capable of detecting risks and avoiding
possible dangers which may be caused by the operation, maintenance, and repair of the ZF product.
To avoid injury to personnel and damage to ZF products, all safety regulations and legal requirements
must be adhered to. The specialized staff must have read and understood these regulations prior to
beginning work.
Country-specific safety, accident prevention, and environmental regulations apply irrespective of the
instructions provided in this document.
Safety-relevant workwear is to be used for all work. Depending on the type of work, additional protection,
e. g. protective goggles, protective gloves, a hard hat, and a skirt, is to be used. The workwear must fit
properly and be tight so that it cannot get caught in turning or protruding parts.
After completion of repair work and inspections, the specialized staff must ensure that the ZF product is
again functioning perfectly and is safe to operate.
The user/operator is responsible for assigning the corresponding section of the documentation to the
correct target group. The former must ensure that the respective section of the documentation is stored
in the immediate vicinity of the ZF product and that the relevant target group has access to it.
Handling of ZF products
Impermissible superstructures, add-ons, modifications, and changes to the ZF product may affect the
ZF product’s operational safety and are only permitted with the approval of ZF Friedrichshafen AG.
Unless explicitly permitted, no work may be performed while the engine is running.
Secure the engine against unintentional setting off and the vehicle against moving.
Attach a “Do not operate” sign which is visible for everyone!
Keep uninvolved parties away.
Always secure the ZF product before starting work according to specification and using suitable means.
Do not work on ZF products which are only held by a lifting device or a hoist.
Risk of injury from tilting or falling parts and/or tools.
▪ Do not walk under suspended loads.
▪ Keep distance.
Lifting and moving heavy parts without tools may lead to health damage or serious injury.
▪ Only use permitted means of transport, lifting equipment with sufficient load capacity, and suitable
chain hoist.
▪ Observe safety regulations.
Increased risk of injury at contact with cooled down or heated parts. Only touch parts when wearing
suitable protective gloves.
Noise
Wear suitable ear protection at all workplaces with a sound pressure level above 85 dB(A).
Country-specific safety and accident prevention regulations apply regardless of this.
Noise can mean a higher risk of accidents if the noise affects the perception of acoustic signals, warning
calls, or other sounds alerting to danger.
Store operating fluids and consumables in suitable and correctly labeled containers.
Use suitable protective clothing, protective gloves, and protective goggles/face protection.
Pay attention to manufacturer’s and accident prevention regulations.
Immediately seek medical assistance after contact with heated, cooled down, or caustic operating fluids
and consumables.
Environment
Operating fluids and consumables must not be allowed to enter the soil, groundwater, or sewage system.
▪ Ask your local environmental protection agency for the safety data sheets of the relevant ZF products
and observe these requirements.
▪ Collect operating fluids and consumables in a sufficiently large container.
▪ Dispose of operating fluids and consumables, waste, containers, soaked cleaning cloths, contaminated
filters etc. in accordance with the regulations of the environmental protection laws.
▪ Pay attention to manufacturer’s and accident prevention regulations.
When selecting operating fluids and consumables, bear in mind health risks, environmental compatibility,
disposal regulations, and country-specific possibilities for approved disposal.
This document contains particularly highlighted safety instructions which start with one of the following
signal words depending on the danger’s severity.
DANGER!
Is used when lack of care could result in personal injury or danger to life.
CAUTION
Is used when the instructions are not complied with or not followed precisely and could lead to the
product being damaged.
NOTE
Refers to special working procedures, methods, information, use of auxiliary equipment, etc.
General notes
▪ Please read carefully through this documentation prior to starting repair or assembly work.
▪ Prior to starting repair or assembly work, please find out whether ZF Service Information on the ZF
product is available. ZF Service Information can contain tests, supplements to the product or to repair
processes which may not yet be included in this documentation. The ZF Service Information details are
available from all ZF Service Centers or from the ZF-ServiceLine.
▪ In cases of doubt, always contact the relevant expert departments of the ZF Customer Service.
▪ All work on the ZF product must be performed expertly and under clean conditions.
▪ Use the specified special tools and equipment intended for the described working procedures.
▪ All work must be performed according to the described working procedure.
▪ Carefully cover opened ZF products to prevent the entry of foreign matter.
▪ Cover all parts that have been removed and that are reusable and protect them against dirt and
damage.
▪ After completion of work and inspections, the specialized staff must ensure that the ZF product is
again functioning perfectly and is safe to operate.
▪ Use an appropriate cleaning agent to thoroughly clean the ZF product prior to repair or assembly work.
Thoroughly clean the angles and recesses of housing and cover.
CAUTION
Be careful when using a high-pressure cleaner on the ZF product.
Penetrating water might lead to operational disruption and damage to the ZF product.
Cleaning parts
Reusing parts
Always replace:
▪ Bolts with reduced shank, seals, etc., and parts that are intended for single use only
▪ Sealing rings
▪ Safety plates
▪ Shaft sealing rings
The parts must be replaced with genuine ZF parts or parts released by ZF. Please refer to the spare parts
catalog for the ZF product.
Reworking parts
If rework is needed on spacer washers or shims because of clearance settings, ensure that the reworked
surface is level with the starting face and has the same surface quality.
Disassembly
▪ To avoid mixing up parts, the parts must be clearly assigned to the disassembled ZF product. In
particular, this applies to gear parts, reusable spacer washers or shims, electronic components, etc.
▪ Assemblies which must not be disassembled or are only available as spare parts assembly are
described accordingly. Please refer to the spare parts catalog for the ZF product.
▪ Inspect the parts during disassembly in order to find a potential cause of damage.
Assembly
Assemble the ZF product at a clean workplace. The order, settings, and tightening torques must be
observed.
Bearings
The bearings’ assembly specifications are described in the corresponding work step. After assembly, each
mounted bearing must be lubricated with transmission oil.
Sealing
If a sealing agent* is recommended for sealing, then it is essential to adhere to the manufacturer’s
directions for use. A thin layer of sealing agent should be applied to the surfaces and coat them evenly.
Do not allow sealing agent to enter oil ducts and oil bores. In the case of oil transfer channels and/or oil
transfer bores in the sealing face areas, the sealing agent should be scraped off around the openings so
that no sealing agent gets into the oil supply lines when the parts are pressed together.
Retaining agents
Only use retaining agents* if specified in the work step. Follow the safety instructions and the processing
instructions of the manufacturer.
Transmission oil
Prior to initial operation, fill the transmission with transmission oil. For the procedure and approved oil
grades, refer to the technical manual, the operating instructions, the type plate, and/or the latest List of
Lubricants TE-ML. These documents are available from the ZF Service Centers and at www.zf.com.
Tightening torques for screws and nuts, extract from ZFN 148
This standard contains data on tightening torques for screws/bolts and nuts of strength categories 8.8,
10.9, and 12.9, as well as nuts of strength categories 8, 10, and 12.
NOTE
Differing tightening torques are listed separately in the repair manual.
M7 15 23 28 M10x10.25 49 72 84
M8 23 34 40 M12x10.25 87 125 150
M10 46 68 79 M12x1.5 83 120 145
Sealing compound Loctite no. 243 250 mm3 Swivel screws 06.220/06.230 Apply to
0666 690 248 170 mm3 Set screw 06.040 thread
Surface sealing Loctite no. 574 1 cm3 Sealing face housing I / housing II Sealing faces
0666 790 033 0.5 cm3 Hexagon screw 04.550 / washer must be clean
1.0 cm3 Washer 04.550 / flange and free of
100 mm3 Sealing face between gearshift grease.
housing and clutch housing.
50 mm3 Cover plate 01.015
100 mm3 Sealing washer 01.020
50 mm3 Cover plate 01.206
80 mm3 Cover plate 06.020
80 mm3 Cover plate 06.370 (4x)
Sealing compound Loctite no. 570 100 mm3 Hexagon screws 01.070/01.080/ joined accor-
01.090/01.100/01.110/01.120 ding to A/RO
ZFN 164
Sealing compound Loctite no. 263 0,5 cm3 Hexagon screw 07.070 Apply to
0666 690 247 0,5 cm3 Hexagon screw 07.030 thread
Axial preloading of thecoun- -0.02 to -0.09 mm Dial gage Setting carried out with shim.
tershaft and input shaft preloading
Installation dimension of shaft 47.5 - 48.0 mm Check with depth Obtained when tool
sealing ring 01.210 at the gage 1X56 196 584 is used
output
Installation dimension of shaft 5.0 - 5.5 mm Check with depth Obtained when tool
sealing ring 01.040 at the gage 1X56 196 583 is used
input
Hex head screws 30.040 (4x) 125 Nm Torque wrench Parking brake
Pulling device
2 Spindle for inserting the
output flange
Press-in mandrel
3 for shaft sealing ring output side
01.210 at the output
protective cover
6 when placing housing 1
Press-in mandrel
9 for shaft sealing ring 01.040 (input)
Alignment aid
10 for gearshift shaft 06.010
Center point
12 for the R gear bolt 05.010
Support
14 for shaft package
Stabilizer
15 for main shaft
Sleeve
16 Press sleeve for 1st and 2nd gear
synchronizer body 04.060/010 and
bearing inner ring 04.070 and
sleeve carrier 04.130
Bush
20 for tapered roller bearing inner race
04.410 on the main shaft
Protection sleeve
33 to protect the axle journal when
placing the gears on the countershaft
Counter support
36 for extracting
Preparatory work
The screw plug for the oil drain (1) is located on the
underside of the transmission.
The screw plug for the oil fill and oil overflow check
(2) is located on the right side of the transmission,
when looking in the direction of travel. 1 2
034994
Screw plugs
CAUTION
Used oil must not be allowed to seep into the soil,
groundwater, or sewerage system. Collect used
oil in a suitable container and dispose of it in
accordance with environmental guidelines.
NOTE
Screw supports 1X56 196 788 with M10 hexagon
screws (quality 8.8) to the transmission.
Tightening torque: 46 Nm
035905
1 Impulse sensor
NOTE
In order to prevent damage to the impulse
sensor during further assembly and dis-
assembly of the transmission, screw it out.
04.510
04.510
1 Remove the impulse sensor 04.510.
034676_1
04.550
04.530
04.530/010
04.530/020
034673_1
2 Output Flange
NOTE
Only remove fit bolts 04.530/020 if damaged.
04.550
04.530
04.530/010
04.530/020
034673_1
04.530 04.550
04.530/010
A 04.530/020
30.040
30.030
035369
3 Parking brake
1 Remove brake drum 30.030 B. 5 Remove the 4 bolts (with spring washers)
30.040.
2 Secure output flange 04.530 so that it cannot
rotate. 6 Remove parking brake 30.030 A.
04.530 04.550
04.530/010
A 04.530/020
30.040
30.030
035369
3.2 Installing the parking brake and output 3 Slide output flange 04.530 onto the gearing
flange of the main shaft and insert it with pulling
tool 1X56 196 586 until it is firmly home.
1 Use the 4 bolts (with spring washers) 30.040
to install parking brake 30.030 A in the NOTE
correct position on the transmission. Never install the output flange by force with a
Tightening torque: 125 Nm hammer.
4 Fixture 30.010
68.060
68.080
68.020
68.010
68.100
68.030
035401
5.1 Removing the clutch release mechanism 5.2 Installing the clutch release mechanism
1 Take off release bearing 68.100. 1 Replace ball pin 68.080 if damaged. Press
ball pin 68.080 into the housing until it is
2 NOTE firmly home.
Extract release fork 68.010 vertically from
ball head to prevent damage. Inspect ball 2 Replace ball races 68.020 / 68.030 if
races 68.020 / 68.030 in release fork 68.010 damaged. Press new ball races
for damage and replace as required. 68.020 / 68.030 into release fork 68.010.
3 Inspect ball pin 68.080 and replace as requi- 3 Lightly grease the contact surfaces of release
red. (Ball pin 68.080 can be forced out with bearing 68.100 with release fork 68.010.
a hit from behind.) Slide release bearing 68.100 on the guide
tube and bring to abutment on the release
fork.
034670_1
NOTE
• The sealing lip with snap ring points
towards the inside of the transmission.
• The installation dimension of 47.5+0.5 mm is
obtained when press-in mandrel
1X56 196 584 is used.
035355
06.500
06.520
06.530
034669
7.1 Removing the switches 1 Screw switch 06.500 into the housing.
Tightening torque: 45 Nm
1 Remove switch 06.520.
2 Slide pin 06.530 into the correct position in
2 Remove pin 06.530. the housing.
07.020
NOTE
If necessary, use a commercially available
two-armed extractor. 07.030
shaft.
NOTE
If necessary, use a commercially available
two-armed extractor.
035366
NOTE
07.210
036515
035366
029683_1
07.280
07.270
07.290
029685_2
07.220
07.200
029686_2
shaft 07.200.
07.200
07.110
029688_1
13 NOTE
Remove gearshift detent only if damaged.
029689_1
NOTE
07.120 07.140
07.150
4 NOTE
The sealing lip with snap ring points towards
the inside of the transmission. 07.110
8 NOTE
The marks of gearshift shaft and gearshift
finger must be aligned with each other when 029691_2
locating them.
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CAUTION
When pressing gearshift shaft 07.200 into gear-
shift finger 07.210, a half shell must be placed
between the gearshift finger and housing wall
07.110; otherwise the pin of gearshift shaft
07.200 is pressed into the wall of housing 07.110.
029692
07.200
029686_2
029694_1
029689_1
Tightening torque: 23 Nm
07.280
07.270
07.290
029685_2
shaft.
shaft.
07.010
07.180
029695_1
02.120
02.130
02.140
02.150
035370
9.1 Removing the guide tube 9.2 Installing the guide tube
1 Remove the 3 bolts 02.130, 02.140, 02.150. 1 Fasten guide tube 02.120 with the 3 bolts
02.130, 02.140, 02.150.
2 Remove guide tube 02.120 from the trans- Tightening torque: 23 Nm
mission housing.
NOTE
• The sealing lip with the snap ring points
towards the inside of the transmission.
• The installation dimension of 5+0.5 mm is
obtained when press-in mandrel
1X56 196 583 is used.
035356
10 Cover
01.010
NOTE
Do not install cover 01.060 before the thick-
ness of shim 03.080 has been determined
(see Chapter 16).
11 Housing I
remnants.
035367
NOTE
Clean the threads of the swivel screws and
the housing.
035358_1
035361
035351
CAUTION
When lifting housing I, make sure that the shift
detent does not block the gearshift rails or that it
has released the gearshift rails.
If the gearshift rails are blocked or not released,
they are pulled out of their locking position.
Consequences: The detent pins fall into housing II
and can be damaged. The gearshift rails can no
longer be inserted and housing II must be dis-
assembled.
035360
035362
NOTE
Note the dangers while handling the load
lifting attachment.
035365
NOTE
The sealing faces must be clean and free of
oil and grease.
035359
NOTE
The longer side (see oval) must be on the
right side.
035350_1
035362_1
035364_1
NOTE
Set screw 06.040 on pivot detent 06.030
must not be installed yet.
024493
NOTE
Note the dangers while handling the load
lifting attachment.
NOTE
The bores in the shift forks must be visible
through the corresponding bores in the
housing (see arrow) so that the swivel screws
can engage with the shift forks and that they
are not damaged.
035358_1
035357
035351
06.040
06.030
035382_1
036512
035397
035352
035354
NOTE
Determine washer 02.090 in accordance with
chapter Bearing setting of input shaft and
countershaft.
02.080
1 Insert determined washer 02.090.
02.090
DANGER
Only touch heated parts when wearing
protective gloves.
035377
NOTE
Determine washer 03.080 in accordance with
chapter Bearing setting of input shaft and
countershaft.
035378_1
DANGER
Only touch heated parts when wearing
protective gloves.
035397
12 Input shaft
02.040
12.1 Disassembling the input shaft
1 NOTE
The edge of baffle plate 02.040 points to the
adapter.
034672_1 / 005459
DANGER
Only touch heated parts when wearing 02.040
035404
/30
/30 /30
/40
/20
/30
06.150 /40
06.100 4x30
/010
/30
6x30
/30
/40 /20
/010
3,5x40
/60 /60
/50
6x30 06.010
06.280
/50
06.200 /010
06.040
06.050 06.220
06.210 /40 /20
/30
06.030
/60
3,5x40
/60
06.240 /50
/50 6x30
06.250 06.230
035374_1
035375
035390
035391_2
4 NOTE
Set screw 06.040 must be removed.
06.010
Pull gearshift shaft 06.010 out of pivot detent
06.030 and remove both.
06.030
035363_2
06.200
06.210
035388_1
CAUTION
The shaft package can be bent out of line during
removal. Lift the shaft package carefully.
035387_1
035385_1
06.150
035384_1
06.100
035383_1
035353_1
02.030
035379_1
/30
/30 /30
/40
/20
/30
06.150 /40
06.100 4x30
/010
/30
6x30
/30
/40 /20
/010
3,5x40
/60 /60
/50
6x30 06.010
06.280
/50
06.200 /010
06.040
06.050 06.220
06.210 /40 /20
/30
06.030
/60
3,5x40
/60
06.240 /50
/50 6x30
06.250 06.230
035374_1
NOTE
Make sure that baffle plate 02.040 is installed
in the input shaft (see Chapter 12).
035379_2
hoist hooks.
035353_1
035383_1
035384_1
7 Assembly instructions:
Pay attention to the position of the gearshift
rails to each other.
Driver 06.190 of 1st/2nd gear gearshift rail
06.150
06.100
06.150 surrounds R gear gearshift rail 06.100.
06.190
019342_2
035385_1
035387_1
Assembly instructions:
Pay attention to the position of the gearshift
rails to each other.Driver 06.270 of 3rd/4th
gearshift rail 06.280 surrounds the 5th/6th
gear gearshift rail 06.200. 06.200
028994
05.020
05.030
05.050
035392_1
035391_3
035390
06.030
035363_2
appropriate tool.
035375
14 Synchronizers
Determine wear
04.320
04.350
04.360
04.370
04.370/060 04.150
04.370/020 04.180
04.190
04.370/040 04.190/060
04.370/050
04.370/010 04.190/020
04.370/030 04.190/040
04.190/050
04.190/010
04.190/030
04.260 04.250
04.400
04.280
04.410
04.270
04.160
04.290
04.310
035396
15.1 Disassembling the main shaft 6 Remove the 3 thrust pieces 04.370/040 and
the 3 compression springs 04.370/050 from
1 Place main shaft at output end into assembly 5th/6th gear synchronizer body 04.370/010.
fixture 1X56 196 585.
7 Place the transition piece on main shaft
2 Extract tapered roller bearing 04.410 using 04.010 and use a three-armed extractor to
extracting device 1X56 196 841 and 3-armed grab it from behind on clutchbody 04.360.
puller.
8 Pull off clutchbody 04.360, synchronizer ring
3 Remove securing ring 04.400. 04.370/060, and synchronizer body
04.370/010.
NOTE
Tie up the synchronizer parts of the 9 Remove 6th gear helical gear 04.350.
synchronizer for assembly.
10 Remove separated needle ring (needle roller
4 Remove synchronizer ring 04.370/030. and cage assemblies) 04.320.
DANGER
In the course of the following work step, three
thrust pieces are released, each fitted with a
compression spring. Use a cloth to prevent parts
from jumping out.
04.320
04.350
04.360
04.370
04.370/060 04.150
04.370/020 04.180
04.190
04.370/040 04.190/060
04.370/050
04.370/010 04.190/020
04.370/030 04.190/040
04.190/050
04.190/010
04.190/030
04.260 04.250
04.400
04.280
04.410
04.270
04.160
04.290
04.310
035396
11 Remove securing ring 04.310. helical gear 04.280, and washer 04.290.
Slide the retaining ring (part 1) of extractor 19 Remove securing ring 04.250.
1X56 137 512 over the main shaft.
20 Place the transition piece on the main shaft.
13 Insert the half shells of the extractor (part 2)
in sliding sleeve 04.190/020. 21 Use a three-armed extractor to grip 3rd gear
helical gear 04.160 from behind and pull off
14 Slide the retaining ring on and clamp down helical gear 04.160, clutch body 04.180, syn-
with a bolt. chronizer ring 04.190/060, and synchronizer
body 04.190/010.
15 Place the transition piece on main shaft
04.010. Position a commercially available 22 Remove needle ring (needle roller and cage
two- or three-armed extractor and pull off assemblies) 04.150.
sliding sleeve 04.190/020, synchronizer ring
04.190/030, clutch body 04.260,
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04.065
04.060
04.060/060
04.060/020
04.060/040
04.060/050
04.060/010
04.060/030 04.500
04.050
04.020
04.030
04.140
04.130
04.010
04.120
04.080 04.100/010
/010 04.110
04.100/020
/020
04.090
04.070
035395
23 Turn main shaft 04.010 around and place 26 Take needle ring (needle roller and cage
input end into receiving part 1X56 196 592. assemblies) 04.070 off main shaft 04.010.
04.065
04.060
04.060/060
04.060/020
04.060/040
04.060/050
04.060/010
04.060/030 04.500
04.050
04.020
04.030
04.140
04.130
04.010
04.120
04.080 04.100/010
/010 04.110
04.100/020
/020
04.090
04.070
035395
04.065
04.060
04.060/060
04.060/020
04.060/040
04.060/050
04.060/010
04.060/030 04.500
04.050
04.020
04.030
04.140
04.130
04.010
04.120
04.080 04.100/010
/010 04.110
04.100/020
/020
04.090
04.070
035395
3 Apply a light coat of oil to needle ring (needle Heat up synchronizer body 04.060/010 to
roller and cage assemblies) 04.020 and slide max. 150 °C and press onto the gearing of
onto main shaft 04.010. the main shaft with tool 1X56 196 593 until
firmly home (axial abutment).
2 Slide 2nd gear helical gear 04.030 onto need- Press-on force: 50 kN
le ring (needle roller and cage assemblies)
04.020 so that the drive gearing points to the 7 Push sliding sleeve 04.060/020 over synchro-
output. nizer body 04.060/010 and press against the
clutch body.
4 Place 1st/2nd gear clutch body 04.050 onto
helical gear 4.030. 8 Insert the 3 new compression springs
04.060/500 and available thrust pieces
5 Place synchronizer ring 04.060/030 onto 04.060/040 into synchronizer body
clutchbody 04.050. 04.060/010.
6 NOTE
9 Place synchronizer ring 04.060/060 onto
The synchronizer body 04.060/010 must be
synchronizer body 04.060/010.
aligned in such a way that recesses match
lugs of synchronizer ring 04.060/030 when
positioning it.
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ZF-Ecolite Main shaft
04.065
04.060
04.060/060
04.060/020
04.060/040
04.060/050
04.060/010
04.060/030 04.500
04.050
04.020
04.030
04.140
04.130
04.010
04.120
04.080 04.100/010
/010 04.110
04.100/020
/020
04.090
04.070
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10 Place clutchbody 04.065 onto synchronizer assemblies) 04.070/010 so that the drive
ring 04.060/060. gear points to the input.
Check wear of synchronizer parts, refer to
Chapter Synchronizer. DANGER
Only touch heated parts when wearing
DANGER protective gloves. RISK OF BURNS!
Only touch heated parts when wearing
protective gloves. RISK OF BURNS! 14 Heat washer 04.090 to max. 150 °C
(temperature difference between washer and
11 Heat bearing inner ring 04.070/020 to max. main shaft should be ∆t 110 °C) and use tool
150 °C (temperature difference between 1X56 196 588 to press it onto the gearing of
bearing inner ring and main shaft should be the main shaft until firmly home (axial abut-
∆t 110 °C) and use tool 1X56 196 593 to ment).
press it onto the gearing of the main shaft Press-on force: 50 kN
until firmly home (axial abutment).
Press-on force: 50 kN
04.065
04.060
04.060/060
04.060/020
04.060/040
04.060/050
04.060/010
04.060/030 04.500
04.050
04.020
04.030
04.140
04.130
04.010
04.120
04.080 04.100/010
/010 04.110
04.100/020
/020
04.090
04.070
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DANGER DANGER
Only touch heated parts when wearing Only touch heated parts when wearing
protective gloves. RISK OF BURNS! protective gloves. RISK OF BURNS!
15 Heat bearing inner ring 04.100/020 to max. 20 Heat clutch body 04.130 to max. 150 °C and
150 °C and use tool 1X56 196 593 to press it use tool 1X56 196 593 to press it onto the
onto the gearing of the main shaft until firmly gearing of the main shaft until firmly home
home (axial abutment). (axial abutment).
Press-on force: 50 kN Press-on force: 50 kN
16 Apply a thin coat of oil to needle ring (needle 21 Press on the inner ring of tapered roller
roller and cage assemblies) 04.100/010 and bearing 04.140 with tool 1X56 196 591 until
slide it onto bearing inner ring 04.100/020. firmly home.
Press-on force: 50 kN
17 Slide helical gear 04.110 onto needle ring
(needle roller and cage assemblies) 22 Press impulse disk 04.500 on until firmly
04.100/010. home using tool 1X56 196 591.
Press-on force: 50 kN
18 Place sliding sleeve 04.120 onto helical gear
04.110.
04.320
04.350
04.360
04.370
04.370/060 04.150
04.370/020 04.180
04.190
04.370/040 04.190/060
04.370/050
04.370/010 04.190/020
04.370/030 04.190/040
04.190/050
04.190/010
04.190/030
04.260 04.250
04.400
04.280
04.410
04.270
04.160
04.290
04.310
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04.320
04.350
04.360
04.370
04.370/060 04.150
04.370/020 04.180
04.190
04.370/040 04.190/060
04.370/050
04.370/010 04.190/020
04.370/030 04.190/040
04.190/050
04.190/010
04.190/030
04.260 04.250
04.400
04.280
04.410
04.270
04.160
04.290
04.310
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32 Place synchronizer ring 04.190/030 on syn- 37 Securing ring 04.310 must rest firmly on the
chronizer body 04.190/010. groove base when it snaps in.
33 Place clutchbody 04.260 onto synchronizer 38 Apply a thin coat of oil to needle ring (needle
ring 04.190/030. roller and cage assemblies) 04.320 and place
it on main shaft 04.010.
34 Apply a thin coat of oil to needle ring (needle
roller and cage assemblies) 04.270 and slide 39 Slide 6th gear helical gear 04.350 onto
over main shaft 04.010. needle ring (needle roller and cage assem-
blies) 04.320 so that the drivegear points to
35 Slide 4th gear helical gear 04.280 onto the input.
needle ring (needle roller and cage assem-
blies) 04.270 so that the drive gear points to 40 Place 6th gear clutch body 04.360 onto
the output. helical gear 4.350.
04.320
04.350
04.360
04.370
04.370/060 04.150
04.370/020 04.180
04.190
04.370/040 04.190/060
04.370/050
04.370/010 04.190/020
04.370/030 04.190/040
04.190/050
04.190/010
04.190/030
04.260 04.250
04.400
04.280
04.410
04.270
04.160
04.290
04.310
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03.090
03.010
03.020
03.030
03.040
03.050
03.070
03.060
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2 Grip output-end tapered roller bearing inner 7 Remove securing ring 03.060.
ring 03.090 from behind using assembly aid
1X56 136 741. 8 Use a suitable hydraulic press to press off
helical gears 03.050/03.040/03.030 and
3 Screw basic device 1X56 122 304 onto the 03.020 one at a time, due to the high
assembly aid and extract tapered roller extraction forces required. The press-off force
bearing inner ring 03.090. for each helical gear is up to 500 kN.
03.090
03.010
03.020
03.030
03.040
03.050
03.070
03.060
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16.2 Assembling the countershaft Slide helical gear 03.030 onto the counter-
shaft - the thinner part of the hub points to
1 Place sleeve 1X56 196 599 on the bearing helical gear 03.020 - with sleeve
journal of the countershaft as protection 1X56 196 588 and sleeve 1X56 196 589
during assembly. until firmly home. The helical gear must abut
axially.
DANGER Press-on force: max. 150 kN
Only touch heated parts when wearing
protective gloves. RISK OF BURNS! 4 Heat helical gear 03.040 to max. 170 °C.
Press helical gear 03.030 onto the counter-
2 Heat helical gear 03.020 to max. 170 °C. shaft - the offset part of the hub points to the
Press helical gear 03.020, hub points to input - with sleeve 1X56 196 589 until firmly
input, onto the countershaft with sleeve home. Helical gear must abut axially.
1X56 196 588 and sleeve 1X56 196 589 Press-on force: max. 150 kN
until firmly home.
Helical gear must abut axially. 5 Heat helical gear 03.050 to max. 170 °C.
Press-on force: max. 150 kN Press helical gear 03.050 onto the counter-
shaft - hub points to helical gear 03.040 -
3 Heat helical gear 03.030 to max. 170 °C. with sleeve 1X56 196 589 until firmly home.
Helical gear must abut axially.
Press-on force: max. 150 kN
03.090
03.010
03.020
03.030
03.040
03.050
03.070
03.060
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Example:
Insert disk 02.090 with thickness “C”
= 1.20 mm (as measuring basis).
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NOTE
Do not insert ring 02.080 as this could be 1X56.138.801
damaged when uninstalling and installing it
several times.
DANGER
Only touch heated parts when wearing
protective gloves.
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Example:
Insert disk 03.080 with thickness “C”
= 1.40 mm (as measuring basis).
NOTE
03.080
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NOTE
Consider dangers when working with load
lifting device.
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6 Specified preload
Setting dimension: 0.02 to 0.09 mm
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Example:
A + B + C = D
0.18 + 0.04 + 1.40 = 1.62 mm
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Grading 0.05 mm
6 Specified preload
Setting dimension: 0.02 to 0.09 mm
Mean of setting dimension “B” = 0.04 mm
preload
Determine thickness “D” of the required disk
as follows:
A+B+C–R=D
Example:
A + B + C – R = D
0.65 + 0.04 + 1.20 – 0.3 1.59 mm
NOTE
Note the dangers while handling the load
lifting attachment.