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ZF Control Systems
2010 BMW X5 35dSECTION ZF Control Systems
ZF CONTROL SYSTEMS SPECIFICATIONS
| Transmission BMW ID # | Manufacturer ID | Model/Year | Control System | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4HP22 (EH) | 4HP22 (EH) | 86 535i 86 635i 86 735i |
GS 1.2X GS 1.2X GS 1.2X |
M30 M30 M30 |
| 4HP24 (EH) | 4HP24 (EH) | 88-9/91 750iL (E32) 92-94 750iL (E32) 90-94 850i/Ci (E31) |
GS 1.27 GS 1.29 GS 1.29 |
M70 M70 M70 |
| A5S310Z | 5HP18 | 93 530i/iT (E34) 94 530i/iT (E34) 95 M3 (E36) 96-99 M3 (E36) |
GS 7.3 GS 7.32 GS 7.11 GS 8.32 |
M60 M60 S50 (US) S52 |
| A5S325Z | 5HP19 | 00 323i/Ci/CiC (3/00-8/00) 01 323iT (from 4/01) 01-02 325i/Ci/CiC from 9/00 00-01 330i/Ci/CiC from 6/00 01- 525 from 3/01 01- 530 from 3/01 03 Z4 (E85) 2.5i and 3.0i |
GS 8.60 GS 8.60 GS 8.60.4 GS 8.60.4 GS 8.60.4 GS 8.60.4 GS 8.60.4 |
M52 TU M52 TU M54 M54 M54 M54 M54 |
| A5S440Z | 5HP24 | 97 840Ci (E31) from 9/96 97 540i (E39) 1/97-8/97 97 740i/iL (1/97 - 4/97) 97 740i/iL (5/97-8/97) 98-03 540i 98-01 740i/iL 00- X5 4.4i |
GS 8.55 (CAN index 50) GS 8.55 (CAN index 50) GS 8.55 (CAN index 50) GS 8.55 (CAN index 60) GS 8.60.2 (CAN index 60) GS 8.60.2 (CAN index 60) GS 8.60.2 |
M62 M62 M62 M62 M62, M62 TU 99-02 M62, M62 TU 99-01 M62TU |
| A5S560Z | 5HP30 | 93-94 740i/iL (E32) 93 540i (E34) 94-95 540i (E34) 94-95 840Ci (E31) 95 740i/iL (E38) 95-01 750iL (E38) 96-97 740i/iL (-1/97) 96 840Ci (E31) 95-97 850Ci |
GS 9.2 GS 9.2 GS 9.22 GS 9.22 GS 9.22 GS 9.22.1 GS 9.22.1 GS 9.22.1 GS 9.22.1 |
M60 M60 M60 M60 M60 M73/M73TU M62 M62 M73 |
| GA6HP26Z | GA6HP26Z GA6HP26Z |
02- 745Li (E65/E66) 03- 760Li (E66) |
GS 19 GS 19 |
N62 N73 |
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- • You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- • You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.