Transfert VG 750
Transfert VG 750
Repair manual
ZF Passau GmbH
Donaustr. 25 - 71 Edition: 1999
D - 94034 Passau Subject to changes w/o notice !
PREFACE
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The present document gives directions to the trained personnel to repair the
Customary tools and devices, which are workshop standard, are supposed to be available.
Required special tools are listed in an overview chart.
Special tool are kept at the necessary level, they bear a tool number and can be purchased from Steyr-
Antriebstechnik.
Disassembly and assembly of one version only is explained in this document. Differing working
sequences of other possible versions can easily be recognised by the skilled professional. For such jobs
see enclosed sectional and perspective views.
The repair of the component may require changed working sequences or/and differing adjustment or
checking data, according to the technical development of the product over the years.
Therefore, we recommend rendering your ZF Passau Product only to the hands of periodically trained
personnel.
Damages caused by improperly or unprofessionally executed repair work through untrained personnel
and the resulting consequences are excluded from any contractual liability.
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GENERAL WORKING DIRECTIONS
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The company repairing the ZF Passau components is in any case responsible for all aspects of safety.
The valid safety regulations and legal directives have to be obeyed to avoid injury of persons and
damage of the product during maintenance and repair.
The proper repair of the ZF Passau Product requires adequately trained personnel. To undergo training
is the obligation of the repairer.
Always assure professional and clean working conditions. Components shall always be cleaned before
disassembly.
After disassembly, all parts have to be cleaned. This applies in particular to corners, nooks and oil
catchers in housings and covers.
Lubrications bores, grooves and pipes are to be checked to be free from obstructions. They must be
free from deposits, contamination and preservatives. The latter applies particularly for new parts.
Parts that are being damaged during disassembly are to be replaced by new ones.
E.g.: radial oil seals, o-rings, groove-rings, seal cups, protection caps a. s. o.
Parts as bearings, thrust washers, synchromesh parts etc., which are liable to normal wear have to be
checked by the skilled professional. He judges if a part can be reused or not.
Parts, which have a shrink fit, must be driven to their end position after cooling down to assure perfect
seating. Before pressing-in parts like shafts, bearings etc. both contact surfaces must be oiled.
On the assembly all given adjustment tolerances, check data and tightening torques have to be
observed. the components are to be filled with lubricant after the repair Observe filling instructions and
lubrication chart. After filling, the oil drain plugs and oil level plugs must be tightened to correct torque.
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Type Plate
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For the identification of the various types and variants, there is a type plate fixed to the transfer case
housing. It is important to indicate the type number (Aggr.) and serial number (LNr.) in case of
inquiries or when ordering spare parts.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
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LIST OF CONTENTS
Page
Technical Data 5
Cross Section View VG 750 with oil pump and power take-off 8
Consumables 10-11
Exploded View (VG 750 with interaxle differential and oil pump) 13
Tightening torques 14
Adjustment data 15
Technical definitions 17
Repair 20-61
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Technical Data
VG 750
5
CROSS SECTION VIEW VG 750 without INTERAXLE DIFFERENTIAL
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CROSS SECTION VIEW VG 750 with INTERAXLE DIFFERENTIAL
7
CROSS SECTION VIEW VG 750 with OIL PUMP and POWER TAKE-OFF
8
CROSS SECTION VIEW-PNEUMATIC GEAR SHIFTING
CROSS SECTION PNEUMATIC DIFFERENTIAL LOCK SHIFTING
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Consumables
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Consumables for repair of a transfer case are lubricants, slip additives, sealants, locking adhesives,
preservatives and cleaning agents.
In the following diagram the greases, anti-seize agents, sealing compounds and adhesives are
indicated with their symbol and point to the components to be treated.
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CONSUMABLES VG 750
11
EXPLODED VIEW VG 750 without INTERAXLE DIFFERENTIAL
12
EXPLODED VIEW VG with DIFFERENTIAL and OIL PUMP
13
TIGHTENING TORQUES
14
Adjustment Data
15
Tool List VG
Special tool
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Definitions
The terms used in the repair manual where chosen with the current standard in mind.
The application and definition of operations and work instructions is explained here.
Designation Explanation
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DESCRIPTION
OF REPAIR WORKS
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1.1.1 Removing of transfer case parts, oil pump and shift cylinder 21
1.1.2 Removal of input shaft, double gear resp. output shaft 28
1.1.3 Disassemble input shaft 33
1.1.4 Disassemble double gear 33
1.1.5 Disassemble front output shaft 34
1.1.6 Disassemble planetary carrier
1.1.7 Disassemble rear output shaft 36
1.1.7.1 Disassembly of rear output shaft-version 100% relative speed 36
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1 Works on dismounted transfer case
Contains: Mount transfer case A-VG 750 – 10 with clamping device on support stand
V-TS 220 W.
ATTENTION: Assure correct oil level. low level causes lack of lubrication and reduces durability. Too
high level causes excessive splashing and leads to overheating of transfer case.
20
1.1 Disassembly of transfer case
2
3 Pull off rear output flange (3/1) by puller
KUKKO 20-3.
21
5 Unscrew ball guide (5/1) from shift rod cover.
6
7 Remove shift rod retainer (7/1).
22
9 Remove switch (9/1) (front axle drive indicator
switch).
9
10 Remove shift cylinder cover (10/1).
12
23
Version with oil pump
Remove oil pump
13
2 Remove cover (14/2).
Remove cover (14/1).
14
3 Unscrew Allan screws
M 6x35 (15/1)
M 6x30 (15/2).
15
4 Pull out oil pump housing (16/1)
by means of puller V-TS 86 W/1.
16
24
5 Remove outer (17/1) and inner (17/2) oil
pump gear.
17
6 Take out drive ball (18/1) by aid of magnet (18/2).
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7 Remove hollow screw (19/2), ball (19/3)
and plug (19/4).
Remove bearing housing (19/1) from rear end
of input shaft.
20
25
9 Remove all adjusting shims (21/1).
24
26
4 Loosen grooved nut (26/1) with special tool
A-VG 750-09 (use power tool).
25
5 Remove ball bearing (26/2) with both inner
races from rear side of input shaft.
28
27
1.1.2 Removal of input shaft, double gear,
planetary gear resp. output shaft.
29
2 Unscrew bolts at shift fork (30/1)
30
3 Remove shift rod (30/2) and take out shift
fork (30/3).
32
28
5 Lift out double gear (33/1) and planetary housing
(33/2) together.
33
34
7 Remove shaft seal rings (36/1) from front
housing (35/1).
35
36
29
9 Drive out front output shaft (37/1)
toward front of housing.
40
30
13 Remove circlip (41/1) at input shaft bearing.
41
14 Pull out bearings from front housing with special
tools.
A-VG 750-02 (42/2) input shaft
A-VG 750-01 (42/1) double gear
with tool A-VG 750-03 (42/3) and
A-VG 750-04 (42/4).
42
15 Pull out input shaft bearing from rear housing
with special tools A-VG 750-02 (42/2)
A-VG 750-03 (42/3)
A-VG 750-04 (42/4).
44
31
17 Drive out outer bearing race (1) of rear output
shaft bearing from rear housing by means of
aluminium punch (45/1) (approx. 20 mm Ø).
45
18 Drive out outer bearing race (46/1) of output
shaft bearing from front housing by means of
aluminium punch (46/2).
48
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1.1.3 Disassemble input shaft
1 Pull off gear z = 34 (49/1) by two arm puller
KUKKO 20-3 with washer (49/2), and inner
bearing race (49/3).
Remove shifting dog sleeve (49/4).
49
2 Pull off gear z = 21 (50/1) by two arm puller
KUKKO 20-3 with washer (50/2 and inner
bearing race (50/3).
52
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1.1.5 Disassemble front output shaft
1 Pull off bearing (53/1) by two arm puller
KUKKO 20-2.
53
1.1.6 Disassemble planetary carrier
56
34
4 Loosen warm screws (58/1) at planetary axles.
57
5 Remove planetary gears (58/2) with axles
(58/3), sun gear (58/4) and trust washers (58/5).
60
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8 Pull off bearing (61/3) from planetary housing
by puller KUKKO 18-2 (61/1) and clamping
device KUKKO 17-2 (61/2).
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1.1.7 Disassemble rear output shaft (version
without planetary differential)
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64
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1.2 Assemble shafts and planetary gear
1.2.1 Assemble rear output shaft (without planetary)
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2 Install outer bearing race (68/2) by copper punch
(68/1). Install needle bearing by means of tool
A-VG 750-12.
68
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3 Install needle bearing with intermediate
washer (69/1) in planetary gears (69/5) with
the aid of grease.
Slide in axles (69/2) with chamfer on top,
dowel pin (69/3) from inside and safety washer
(69/4) until stop point.
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4 Install planetary gears (70/1) with thrust washer
(70/2) and sun gear (70/3) with thrust washers
(70/4).
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5 Put on planetary cover (71/1).
Make sure that position makers meet.
Assure correct position of axle regarding
notches.
72
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7 Apply Loctite 243 to worm screws (73/1)
and tighten.
ATTENTION: Assure position of axles.
du Loctite 243 et visser à fond.
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8 Heat front bearing (75/1) to 90° C and
slide it on.
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9 Heat rear bearing to (75/2) to 90° and
slide it on.
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1.2.3 Assemble front output shaft.
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1.2.4 Assemble double gear
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1.2.5 Assemble input shaft
78
2 Slide gear z = 21 (79/1) on shaft (oil slide
bearing). Slide on thrust washer (79/2) with
chamfer on the outer side.
Heat inner bearing ring (80/3) to 90° C
and slide it on.
79
3 Slide dog sleeve (80/4) on spline (oil spline).
Slide gear z =32 (80/5) on shaft (oil slide bearing)
Slide on thrust washer with chamfer on the
outer side (79/2). Heat inner bearing race (80/3)
to 90° C and slide it on.
80
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1.3 Assemble transfer case
1.3.1 Prepare housing and install bearings
81
2 Heat rear housing to 70° C and install input
shaft bearing (83/1), double gear bearing
(83/2)and output shaft outer bearing race (83/3).
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83
3 Heat front housing to 70° C and install input
shaft bearing (83/4), double gear bearing (83/5)
and output shaft outer bearing race (83/6)
84
41
4 Install circlip (85/1) at the input shaft bearing.
85
5 Install shift fork (86/1) and dog sleeve (86/2)
in housing.
86
6 Heat housing to 70° and install front output
shaft (87/3) from outside to inside through
dog sleeve.
87
88
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1.3.2 Install differential, rear output shaft and
double gear.
89
90
92
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1.3.3 Adjust bearings of rear output shaft
and double gear.
93
95
Shims X s= 0,10 mm
s= 0,15 mm
s= 0,20 mm
s= 0,40 mm
s= 0,60 mm
s= 0,80 mm
s= 1,00 mm
96
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6 Measure distance from rear housing to double
gear bearing. A
7 Measure projection on bearing cover B (96/2)
8 Calculate thickness of shims = X
a = bearing clearance 0,30 – 0,40 mm
X=A–B–a
97
Shims X s= 0,10 mm
s= 0,15 mm
s= 0,20 mm
s= 0,50 mm
98
9 Install bearing cover (99/1) of rear output shaft with
determined shims (3).
99
100
45
11 Check drag torque of rear output shaft
by means of torque gauge (101/1).
Drag torque = 10 – 15 cm/kg.
101
12 Measure axial bearing clearance of double gear.
Install bolt M16x1,5x70 (102/1)in double gear.
102
13 Check axial clearance by means of dial gauge
(103/1). Use tire lever.
Axial clearance: a = 0,3 – 0,4 mm.
104
46
2 Measure distance X from tool (1) to shift fork (3)
by means of depth caliper gauge (105/2).
105
Torque: 46 ± 5 Nm
108
47
7 Remove rear output shaft bearing cover
together with shims.
109
8 Remove rear housing.
110
9 Slide in shaft spring (112/1).
111
10 Install plug (112/2) with Loctite 243.
Torque: 60 ± 5 Nm
112
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1.3.4.1 Assemble double gear and install
113
2 Apply Loctite 243 to screw (114/1) and mount
pulse rotor (114/2).
Torque: 200 ± 20 Nm
116
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1.3.5 Install input shaft-shift fork and shift rod.
117
118
3 Install shift fork (119/1) with sliders (119/2)
on dog sleeve.
(Numbers on shift fork to front)
119
4 Install shift rod (119/3) with O-rings (119/4).
120
50
5 Install fastening screws (121/1) with
Loctite 243 and tighten fork.
Torque: 46 ± 5 Nm
121
ATTENTION : Clean sealing surface of housing
and remove remainders of sealant.
122
7 Install rear housing.
123
124
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9 Apply grease STABOTHERM GN 461 to sealing
lips and install radial oil seal rings (125/1) by
means of tool A-VG- 750-08.
ATTENTION :
black outside
brown inside
126
127
128
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1.3.6 Input shaft bearing adjustment
Thickness of shims: X
X=A–B–C+a
preload a= 0,05 mm measure by feeler gauge
(131/1). 130
132
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Version with oil pump provision:
1 Install plugs (133/3) with copper seals
Install core plugs (133/2) with Loctite 243.
Torque: 60 ± 5 Nm
ATTENTION : Insert ball (133/1) before installing
hollow screw with seal.
Torque: 30 Nm
133
1.3.6.1 Version with oil pump:
ATTENTION : Clean sealing surfaces.
134
2 Install inner oil pump cover (135/1) in bearing
cover with spring pin into bore to lock against
rotation (135/2).
136
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4 Apply Loctite 518 to end cover (137/1) and
P.T.O cover (137/2) and install.
Torque: 60 ± 5 Nm
137
5 Insert ball (138/1) into bearing cover and install
hollow screws (138/4) with seal (138/2).
Mount plug (138/4) with seal.
Torque: 60 Nm
Install core plugs (138/5) with Loctite 243.
Hollow screw torque: 30 Nm
140
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1.3.7 Complete pneumatic gear shifting and adjust stop positions
141
2 Apply Loctite 518 to sealing surface and slide
shift cylinder (141/1) on shift rod.
Slide piston seals into shift cylinder.
Couterhold shift rod (142/3) and install circlip
(142/4).
142
3 Apply Loctite 518 to sealing surface of cylinder
cover (143/1) and install.
Torque: 46 ± 5 Nm
143
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4 Install air connectors (144/1) with Loctite 243
and seals (144/2).
144
5 Install cover (145/1) with Loctite 518.
145
6 Install ball guide (146/2).with ball (145/3)
and spring (145/4).
ATTENTION : of seal
146
8 On version without switch install core plug
(147/2) with Loctite 243.
147
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Adjustment of shift stop positions
148
Adjustment HIGH GEAR
149
Adjustment LOW GEAR
151
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1.3Install flanges
1 Heat flange (152/1) to 100° C and slide it on rear
output flange together with bolts (152/2).
Secure bolts by suitable O-ring.
152
2 Apply Loctite 243 to collar and thread of nut
and tighten.
Counterhold with tool TS 215 W.
If available use torque multiplier (1).
Torque: 1080 Nm
153
3 Mount Allen screw M10x12 (154/1) on front axle
shift cylinder with Loctite 638.
4 Install switch (155/2) with bushing (3),pin (4),
snap ring (5) and seal (6).
5 Check sealness and function by applying air
pressure (6,5 bar) on connection A.
154
155
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Install flanges
1 Front output shaft
Apply grease - STABOTHERM GH 461 to lips
of oil seals and install them with tool
A-VG 750-08 (156/3).
Position of oil seals:
(1) brown inside
(2) black outside
156
157
3 Heat flange (158/1) to 100° C and slide it on
input shaft.
Apply Loctite 243 to thread and collar of nut
and tighten counterhold with tool TS 215/W.
If available use torque multiplier.
Torque: 1080 Nm
158
4 Heat flange (159/1) to 100° C and slide it on
front output shaft.
Apply Loctite 243 to thread and collar of nut
and tighten.
Counterhold with tool (TS 215W).
If available use torque multiplier.
Torque: 1080 Nm
159
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1.3.9 Install breather and speedometer
sending unit
1 Install breather (160/1) with 243.
2 Install sending unit (161/2) and plug (161/3)
with seals.
Torque: 60 ± 5 Nm
160
161
162
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1.4
SPECIAL TOOL
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1.4 Special tool
Mount device
1
V-TS 220 W
Clamping device
2
A-VG 750-10
Holding device
3
V-TS 215 W
Measure device
4
A-VG 2000-05
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Special tool
Puller
5
A-VG 750-01
Puller
6
A-VG 750-02
Support
7
A-VG 750-03
Screw
8
A-VG 750-04
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Special tool
Plastic ring
9
A-VG 750-05
Steel ring
10
A-VG 750-06
Adjusting tool
11
A-VG 750-07
Mandrel
12
A-VG 750-08
65
Special tool
Wrench
13
A-VG 750-09
Mandrel
14
A-VG 750-11
Mandrel
15
A-VG 750-12
Support disk
16
A-TS 214 W
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Special tool
67
1.4.1 Standard-, Testing- and Measurement Tool
Double-arm extractor
1
KUKKO 20-3
Extract hook
2
KUKKO 3-300-P
Double-arm extractor
3
KUKKO 20-2
Inside extractor
4
KUKKO 21-6
KUKKO 21-9
68
Standard-, Testing- and Measurement Tool
Support
5
KUKKO 22-3
2 Pry bars
8
KUKKO 2165-2
69
Standard-, Testing- and Measurement Tool
Torque wrench
9
Torque multiplier
10
Depth gauge
11
Intern.measuring instr.15/200 mm
12
70
Standard-, Testing- and Measurement Tool
Feeler gauge
13
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