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ZF-PLANETARY STEERING
AXLE
VERSION
2025/2035/2045/2055/2060/2075
ZF Passau GmbH
Donaustr. 25 – 71
D - 94 034 Passau
Edition: 2001/01
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS
for the ZF – PLANETARY STEERING AXLES
VERSION
AS
2025/2035/2045/2055/2060/2075
These instructions for the assembly and disassembly represents the state of construction of the ZF
planetary steering axle at the time of preparing the workshop manual.
The technical further development as well as extensions regarding different execution variants can
require deviating working steps which can be performed without any problem – by qualified staff –
with the aid of the perspective representations in the respective spare parts lists.
The present instructions for the assembly and disassembly will become invalid with the publication of
the successor edition.
In this respect, the ZF Passau GmbH is not responsible for the positive knowledge of the user of the
instructions.
ATTENTION:
For the installation as well as for starting up of the unit, observe the information
and instructions given by the vehicle manufacturer!
ZF Passau GmbH
Donaustr. 25 - 71
94034 Passau
PREFACE
This documentation has been developed for skilled staff trained by the Zahnradfabrik Passau for the repair
and maintenance works on ZF-units.
Documented is a ZF-serial product representing the design state at the time of the edition.
However, due to further technical developments of the product, the repair of the unit at your disposal could
require different steps as well as different adjustments and testing specifications.
Therefore, we recommend to commit your ZF-product to foremen and technicians whose practical and
theoretical training is permanently updated in our after-sales service school.
The service stations established world-wide by the Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen are offering to you:
Here, all operations are carried out for you with utmost care and reliability.
Repairs carried out by ZF-service stations are covered by a respective warranty within the scope of
the applicable contractual conditions.
Damage caused by improper or unskilled work carried out by others than ZF-staff as well as resulting
consequential costs, if any, are excluded from this contractual liability.
This also applies, if the use of genuine ZF-spare parts is renounced.
ZF Passau GmbH
Service Department
GENERAL
The Service Manual covers all works required for the disassembly and the pertaining assembly.
When repairing the transmission, ensure utmost cleanliness and that the works are carried out in an expert-
like manner. The transmission should only be disassembled for renewing damaged parts. Covers and
housing parts installed with seals must be loosened by slight blows with a plastic mallet after screws and
nuts have been removed. For removing parts being in tight contact with the shaft such as antifriction
bearings, bearing races and similar, use suitable pulling devices.
Disassembly and assembly works must be performed at a clean working place. Use the special tools
developed for that purpose. Prior to installing again the parts, clean the contact surfaces of housing and
covers from old sealing residues. Possibly formed burrs or similar irregularities must be removed with an oil
stone. Housing and cover must be cleaned with a suitable detergent, in particular in the corners. Parts which
are damaged or heavily worn down must be renewed. Here, an expert must assess, whether parts such as
antifriction bearings, stop discs etc., which are subjected to normal wear during operation, can be reused.
Parts such as sealing rings, retaining plates, split pins etc. must generally be renewed. Radial sealing rings
with worn down or torn sealing lip must also be renewed. Particularly make sure that no chips or other
foreign bodies remain in the housing. Lubricating oil bores and grooves must be checked for unhindered
passage.
Prior to their installation, all bearings must be treated with service oil.
REFE- For heating up parts such as bearings, housings etc, only a heating furnace or an electric
RENCE: drier is permitted to be used!
CAUTION
When assembling the transmission, absolutely observe the indicated torque limits and adjustment data.
Screws and nuts must be tightened according to the enclosed standard table, unless otherwise specified.
In view of possible functional failures, for transmissions, the use of liquid sealants as well as of Molykote in
the control unit is not permitted.
Discs with organic friction linings (e.g. paper discs) must not be washed (affecting the adhesion of the
lining).
They must be cleaned with a dry method (leather cloth).
DANGER
When using detergents, observe the instructions given by the manufacturer regarding
handling of the respective detergent.
The structure of this manual follows the sequence of the working steps for the complete disassembly of the
unit in dismantled condition.
Special tools required for the performance of the respective repair works are listed within the text as well as
in chapters "W" (List of special tools) and "WB" (Illustrated tool tables).
Generally, the persons repairing ZF-units are responsible on their own for the industrial safety.
The observation of all valid safety regulations and legal impositions is the pre-condition for avoiding
damage to persons and to the product during maintenance and repair works.
Persons performing repair works must familiarise themselves with these regulations.
The proper repair of these ZF-products requires the employment of suitably trained and skilled staff.
The persons in charge of the repair are obliged to perform the training.
The following safety references are used in the present Repair Manual:
You will always find this symbol in the present repair instructions
CAUTION where information regarding special working procedures, methods,
references, information on the use of working aids etc. are given.
____________________________________________
REFE- Prior to starting the checks and repair works, carefully read the present instructions..
RENCE:
REFE- illustrations, drawings and parts do not always represent the original; it is the working
RENCE: procedure which is shown.
The illustrations, drawings and parts are not represented true to scale; conclusions regarding
size and weight must not be drawn (not even within one representation).
The works must be performed according to the description..
REFE- After the repair works and the checks, the expert staff members must convince themselves
RENCE: that the product is properly functioning again..
1. Oil quality
Only oils are permitted to be used which have the qualification according to the ZF list of lubricants
TE - ML 05!
The ZF lists of lubricants are updated every two years and can be obtained or studied as follows:
- in all ZF-works
- in all ZF-After-Sales Service Centres
- Intranet http://web.zff.zf-group.de/ Documentation / Techn. Information
- Internet http://www.zf-group.de/ Documentation / Techn. Information
In the respective ZF list of lubricants, you will find information on the following:
Oil specification - Manufacturer - Product designation
such as
Transmission oils without and
with Limited-Slip additives etc. ....
Grease for lubricating points ...
2. Oil change
Drain oil with the axle at operating temperature and the vehicle in a horizontal position.
A further condition is the horizontal installation position – in either direction – of the axle.
All draining-, filling- and control screws must be thoroughly cleaned prior to opening.
After some minutes, check oil level and refill, if necessary, until the specified level is reached
and remains constant !
1st oil change after 500 operating hours; every further change after 1000 operating hours, however at least
once per year.
Re-lubricate at the forced lubrication points - monthly (multi-purpose grease, lithium-saponified, NLGI-
class 2)
4. Breather:
For the axle versions with breather, the latter must be cleaned and subjected to a functional check within the
oil changing intervals as well as upon repairs.
Oil level check every month, especially however upon starting the operation of a vehicle with new or
repaired axles or axle parts.
For the pneumatic-hydraulically operated service brake control which can also be operated via an
accumulator, the following oils are admitted:
1. Engine oil SAE 10 W acc. to Spec. MIL-L-2104 C, MIL-L-46152, API-CC, CD, SD, SE, SF, SF.
2. ATF oils (type A suffix A, Dexron II)
Attention! Other brake fluids are not permitted to be used!
7. Oil for steering system and hydr. 100 % lock of the differential:
Schubflanke (Konkav)
Zugflanke (Konvex)
La distance du pignon doit être augmentée La distance du pignon doit être diminuée
(+) (-)
MIL-L-2105 D 05
LS/SAE 90
1 = Axle type
2 = Axle serial number
3 = ZF – parts list number
4 = Overall axle ratio / version with or without ZF multi-disc self-locking differential
5 = Oil type
6 = Oil quality
1. Axle type
2. Unit number
3. ZF – parts list number
4. Make and type of the vehicle
5. Designation of the spare part
6. Spare parts number
7. Kind of dispatch
25.0 mm = 1 in ( inch)
1 bar ( 1.02 kp/cm2 ) = 14.233 psi (pound force per squar inch lbf/in2 )
=
0.070 bar ( 0.071 kp/cm2 ) 1 psi ( lbf/in2 )
=
1 Liter 0.264 Gallon ( Imp. )
=
4.456 Liter 1 Gallon ( Imp. )
=
1 Liter 0.220 Gallon ( US )
=
3.785 Liter 1 Gallon ( US )
=
1609.344 m 1 Mile ( Landmeile )
=
0° C ( Celsius ) + 32° F ( Fahrenheit )
=
0 ° C ( Celsius ) 273.15 Kelvin
1/01 Assembly carriage compl. with tilting device 5870 350 000
Fixture 5870 350 040
Universal use .
For clamping the axles AS – 2025/2035/2045 on the
assembly carriage .
1/02 Assembly carriage compl. with tilting device 5870 350 000
Fixture 5870 350 089
Clamping braces 1 set = 2 units 5870 350 075
Clamping bolts 1 set = 2 units 5870 204 059
Universal use .
For clamping the axles AS – 2055/2060/2070 on the
assembly carriage .
1/20 . 1/40 General purpose spoon 2 units required ! 5870 345 071
1/63 . 1.120 Universal use .
1/129 For pressing the bearing inner ring off the planet carrier .
For removing the shaft sealing ring from the axle casing..
AS – 2045 to 2075
Grip 5873 001 037
For extracting the bearing inner ring 0750 117 355 =
JW5049 or 0750 117 179 = HM80749 from the bevel
pinion.
AS – 2025 / 2035
1/126 Grip 5873 001 031
For extracting the bearing inner ring 0750 117 354 =
HM803149 from the bevel pinion.
AS – 2045 – 2070
1/126 Grip
For extracting the bearing inner ring 0750 117 355 = 5873 001 037
5871 693 012 W1/6
Geschäftsbereich
Workshop Manual Arbeitsmaschinen-Antriebe
und Achssysteme
AS – 2025 / 2035
1/127 Internal extractor Ø 45 – 58 mm 5870 300 007
Universal use .
For separating the bearing outer ring from the axle
casing.
Can be used in combination with:
Counter support 5870 300 003
AS – 2045 – 2070
Internal extractor Ø 70 – 100 mm 5870 300 019
Universal use .
For separating the bearing outer ring 0750 117 354 =
HM 803 110 / 0750 117 088 = 31308 from the axle
casing.
Can be used in combination with: 5870 300 020
Counter support
2/02 Assembly carriage compl. with tilting device 5870 350 000
Fixture 5870 350 040
Universal use .
For clamping the axles AS – 2025/2035/2045 on the
assembly carriage .
2/02 Assembly carriage compl. with tilting device 5870 350 000
Fixture 5870 350 089
Clamping braces 1 set = 2 units 5870 350 075
Clamping bolts 1 set = 2 units 5870 204 059
Universal use .
For clamping the axles AS – 2055/2060/2070 on the
assembly carriage .
2/15 Torque wrench ¼“-4kt 100 – 500 Ncm 5870 203 019
Universal use.
For checking the rolling resistance of the pinion bearing
Can be used in combination with :
Reducer ¼“ to ½“ 5870 656 056
Reducer ½“ to ¾“ 5870 656 057
Support # IM = 15.1
For inserting the shaft sealing ring 0750 111 177 = 5870 048 173
45 x 70 x 10 into the axle casing .
Support # IM = 17.1
for inserting the shaft sealing ring 0634 390 091 = 5870 048 234
65 x 90 x 10/12 into the axle casing .
2/130
Support # IM = 13.5
2/135 For inserting the combination sealing ring 0750 111 448 = 5870 048 214
48 x 80 x 10/15,5 into the axle casing .
2/201 Spring hook # Only for multi-disc brake 5870 281 029
For hooking and unhooking the recoil springs in the
internal gear carrier.
2/206
2/209 External pliers set A1-A2-A3-A4 5870 900 015
2/220 Universal use .
2/223 For removing and mounting of externally clamping
2/256 retaining rings.
2/212 Clamping pliers # Only for multi-disc brake 5870 900 021
Universal use .
For removing and mounting the retaining ring in the
internal gear.
1. DISASSEMBLY
Mount axle onto assembly carriage.
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Unfix track rod from the joint housing using a press-off tool.
AS - 2025/2035/2045
(S) Press-off tool 5870 000 077
(S) Fork 5870 000 079
AS - 2055/2060/2075
(S) Press-off tool 5870 080 041
Fig. 5
On either side, separate complete track rod from the piston rod.
Track rod is inserted with Loctite (Type-No. 243) into the piston
rod – heat up, if necessary!
Fig. 6
Slide piston rod into the cylinder, until it is in full contact and
unscrew slotted nut (cylinder fixing).
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 9
Slide or push guide bush into the cylinder tube, until the snap
ring can be removed.
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
Pull piston rod including guide bush off the cylinder tube.
Then, remove all sealing elements from piston rod, guide bush
and cylinder tube.
Fig. 12
1.2 OUTPUT:
Fig. 13
Below, the entire disassembly of the output is represented; if
works on the differential and/or pinion are required, the
output can be disassembled as one unit – see adjacent
photograph.
Fig. 14
Then, bring drain hole into position '6 o' clock' and drain oil!
Fig. 15
Unfix socket head bolts and withdraw planet carrier from the
hub.
Fig. 16
Fig. 17
Fig. 18
Version „A“
Planet gear support with cylindrical roller
bearing:
(Fig.-No. 19)
Fig. 19
Version „B“
Planet gear support with inclined roller bearing:
(Fig.-No. 20 ... No. 21)
Fig. 20
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
Withdraw disc carrier from the sun gear shaft or the disc pack.
.
Fig. 23
Fig. 24
Withdraw end shim and disc pack from the internal gear.
Fig. 25
Fig. 26
Fig. 27
Fig. 28
Fig. 29
Fig. 30
Fig. 31
Fig. 32
1.2.3 HUB:
Withdraw hub from joint housing using a two-armed extractor.
Fig. 33
Fig. 34
Spread retaining ring and withdraw sun gear from the double
articulated shaft.
Fig. 36
Fig. 37
Fig. 39
Fig. 40
Fig. 41
Fig. 42
3 2
1.2.4.1.2 BEARING BOLT _ VERSION „B“:
1 Version - „with“ angle sensor:
10 (Fig.-No. 43 ... No. 54)
4
5
The sensor cover and the sensor housing must be
disassembled prior to disassembling the bearing bolts – risk
of damage!
9 7
6 Only one bearing bolt (equipped with sensor) is installed to
8 the axle casing (residual ones = standard version) !
11 Legend to Sketch:
Fig. 43 12
1 = Lock plate (only for version "with")
2 = Sensor cover
3 = Magnet carrier
4 = Sensor housing
5 = Bearing bolt
6 = Joint housing
7 = Axle casing
8 = Roller bearing
9 = Shaft sealing ring
10 = Shim (only at the top bearing bolt)
11 = Foot plate
12 = Locking cover
Fig. 44
Fig. 45
Fig. 46
Fig. 47
Fig. 48
Pull bearing outer ring off the swivel bearing bore in the axle
casing.
Fig. 49
Fig. 50
Fig. 51
Fig. 52
Remove foot plate with both O-rings from the swivel bearing
bore
Fig. 53
Legend to Sketch:
1 = Cover
2 = Inductive transmitter
3 = Indented ring
5 1 4 = Retaining ring
3 5 = Adjusting disc
Legend to Sketch:
1
3 1 = Cover/cable harness
2 = Plug connection/cable harness
3 = Plug connection/sensor 1
4 = Plug connection/sensor 2
Fig. 57
Press bearing inner ring and shaft sealing ring off the bearing
bolt using a cutting-off fixture.
Fig. 58
Fig. 59
Fig. 60
Fig. 61
Press bush and screen sheet off the double articulated shaft using
a cut-off fixture.
Fig. 62
Fig. 63
Fig. 64
Pull shaft sealing ring and bush off the bore / axle casing.
Fig. 65
Dismantle breather.
(Depending on the version – plug- or screw connection)
Fig. 66
1.3 DIFFERENTIAL:
For works on the differential and/or pinion, the input(s) can
be disassembled as one unit – see adjacent photograph.
Fig. 67
damaging!
Fig. 68
Fig. 69
Pull bearing outer ring off the bearing bore and remove shim(s)
arranged behind.
Fig. 70
Only for differential version " DHL with DZ " (100% lock):
(Fig.-No. and 72)
Pull bearing outer ring off the bearing bore and remove shim(s)
arranged behind.
Fig. 71
Fig. 72
Then, pull bearing outer ring off the bearing bore of the axle
casing / Part I and remove shim(s) arranged behind.
Fig. 73
Fig. 74
Fig. 75
Fig. 76
Withdraw disc pack with axle bevel gear from the differential
case.
Fig. 77
Fig. 78
Legend to sketch:
Fig. 79
Fig. 80
DZ 400/500
(S) Grip 5873 001 020
(S) Pressing-off insert 5870 026 100
(S) Pressure piece 5870 100 009
Fig. 81
Fig. 82
Fig. 83
Fig. 84
Fig. 85
(S) Grip (crown gear side) 5873 002 035
(S) Basic tool 5873 002 001
(S) Pressure piece 5870 506 112
(S) Grip 5873 001 033
(S) Pressure piece 5870 100 041
(S) Pressing-off insert 5870 026 100
Fig. 86
Fig. 87
Fig. 88
Fig. 89
Fig. 90
Fig. 91
Fig. 92
Withdraw cover.
Remove cage and levers.
Fig. 93
Withdraw pressure ring, disc pack and end shim from the
differential case.
Fig. 94
Fig. 95 Withdraw adjusting disc (Item. 4), remove snap ring (Item 5 and
6) and pressure disc (7).
Fig. 96
Fig. 97
Fig. 98
Fig. 99
Fig. 100
Fig. 101
Fig. 102
Fig. 103
Legend to Sketch:
1 1 = Differential case
5 2 = Cylindrical pins
3 = Disc pack DHL-part
2 4 = Disc pack
6 5 = Cover
3
6 = Cage
17 7 = Levers
8 = Disc
4 8
Fig. 104
Fig. 105
Fig. 106
Withdraw pressure ring and disc pack from the differential case.
Fig. 107
Insert puller screw to press crown gear off the differential case
using a pressure plate.
Fig. 108
3 2
Fig. 109
Fig. 110
Fig. 111
Fig. 112
Withdraw second disc pack with side gear from the differential
case.
Fig. 113
5 1 = Axle casing
2 = Hexagon nut
3 3 = Input flange
2
4 = Pinion
5 = Shaft sealing ring
Fig. 114
Fig. 115
Fig. 116
Fig. 117
Fig. 118
AS - 2025/2035
(S) Grip 5873 001 031
AS - 2045/2055/2060/2075
(S) Grip 5870 001 037
Fig. 119
Fig. 120
AS - 2025/2035
(S) Internal extractor 5870 300 007
(S) Counter support 5870 300 003
AS - 2045/2055/2060/2075
(S) Internal extractor 5870 300 019
(S) Counter support 5870 300 020
Fig. 121
Fig. 122
1 Legend to sketch:
1 = Axle casing
5 2 = Hexagon nut
3 = Input flange
4 = Pinion
5 = Shaft sealing ring
3 2
Fig. 123
AS - 2025/2035/2045
(S) Counter support 5870 240 037
AS – 2060
(S) Counter support 5870 240 038
Fig. 124
Fig. 125
AS-2060
(S) Two-armed extractor 5870 970 005
Fig. 126
Fig. 127
AS - 2025/2035
(S) Grip 5873 001 031
AS – 2045/2055/2060/2075
(S) Grip 5873 001 037
Fig. 128
Press off shaft sealing ring and remove bearing inner ring now
accessible.
Fig. 129
Fig. 130
AS - 2025/2035
(S) Internal extractor 5870 300 007
(S) Counter support 5870 300 003
AS – 2060
(S) Internal extractor 5870 300 019
(S) Counter support 5870 300 020
Fig. 131
Legend to Sketch:
1 1 = Axle casing
2 = Protecting sleeve
3 = Retaining ring
4 = Bush
5 = Combination sealing ring
6 = Bush
7 = Retaining ring
8 = Locking nut
8 9 = Pinion
7
4 5
2
6
3
Fig. 132
Fig. 133
Fig. 134
Fig. 135
Legend to picture:
1 1 = Bush
2 2 = Shaft sealing ring
4 3 = Screening plate
4 = Bush
5 = O-ring
5 3
Fig. 136
Fig. 137
Fig. 138
Fig. 139
Fig. 140
Legend to sketch:
1 = Axle casing
2 = Bush
Fig. 141
Legend to sketch:
1 = Axle casing
2 = Bearing support (front)
3 = Bearing support (rear)
Fig. 142
Fig. 143
5
4
Fig. 144
1 = Axle casing
2 = Protection bush
3 = Bush
4 = Bush
Fig. 146
Fig. 147
2. ASSEMBLY
3 2
1
II
III
X S
I
Fig. 1
1 = Axle casing
2 = Adjusting spacer
3 = Tapered roller bearing
4 = Pinion
145,10
Measure"I" e.g. ......................................... 145.0 mm
Fig. 2
+ 0,10
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
Fig. 8
Fig. 10
AS 2025/2035/2045
(S) Counter support 5870 240 037
AS 2060
Fig. 12 (S) Counter support 5870 240 038
Bearing rolling moment (without shaft sealing ring) 1.0 ... 2.0
Nm
Try to reach upper value.
2.2 DIFFERENTIAL:
1 "I"
2.2.1 "DZ 250 or D 250":
(DZ = Multi-disc self-locking differential
D = Standard differential)
Legend to sketch:
I = Version D-250 (with differential rings)
II = Version DZ-250 (with disc packs)
1 = Differential rings (differential ring – at option)
2 = Disc packs (outer disc – at option)
2 "II"
Set axial clearance = 0.2 mm, per disc pack or differential ring
Fig. 16 (Fig.-No. 16 ... No. 20).
To achieve a correct measuring result for the disc clearance
(axial clearance), the components must first be mounted without
lubricant!
The coated surface of the pressure disc (2) shows towards the
outer disc (3).
Number and arrangement of the individual discs – see
representation in the respective spare parts list!
For version D 250, the outer and inner discs are substituted by
differential rings (per package – 1 unit) – also see perspective
Fig. 17
representation in the spare parts list !
Fig. 18
Fig. 19
In case of a deviation from the specified axial clearance, correct
with suitable outer discs or a differential ring!
Ensure identical thickness and arrangement of the second
disc pack or differential ring!
Oil all individual parts of the differential – use oil as per ZF list
of lubricants TE-ML 05 – and mount them again into the
differential case (Sketch-No. 16 ... Fig.-No.).
Fig. 21
Fig. 22
Fig. 23
Assembly instructions:
X
Clamping pin(s) must be positioned with the slot showing into
the direction of force (arrow)!
For double clamping pins – displace slots by 180° towards each
other!
2
1 To sketch:
3 1 = Differential case
2 = Clamping pin
3 = Clamping pin (only for double clamping pin version)
Fig. 24 X = Direction of force
Fig. 25
Fig. 26
Fig. 27
Legend to sketch:
I = Version D-400/500 (with differential rings)
"II" II = Version DZ-400/500 (with disc packs)
1 = Differential rings (differential ring – at option)
2 2 = Disc packs (outer discs – at option)
Fig. 29 To achieve a correct measuring result for the disc clearance
(axial clearance), the individual parts must first be mounted
without lubricant!
Fig. 30
Assembly instructions:
X
The clamping pin(s) must be positioned with the slot showing
into the direction of force (arrow)!
For double clamping pins – displace slots by 180° towards each
other!
2
1 To sketch:
3 1 = Differential case
2 = Clamping pin
3 = Clamping pin (only for double clamping pin version)
Fig. 31 X = Direction of force
Press crown gear via the clamping pins into the differential case
half.
Fig. 32
Set axial clearance = 0.20 mm of the two disc packs:
(Fig.-No. 33 ... Fig.-No. 38)
Place pressure disc (2), outer (3, s = at option) and inner discs
(4) over the axial bevel gear as illustrated in the adjacent picture.
3 The coated surface of the pressure disc (2) shows towards the
2
1 outer disc (3).
Equipment (number and arrangement of the individual discs) –
Fig. 34
Fig. 35
Fig. 36
Fig. 37
Fig. 39
Prior to the installation of all individual parts of the
differential, oil them (oil as per ZF list of lubricants TE-ML
05).
Fig. 40
Fig. 41
Insert second axle bevel gear with the same setting and
arrangement into differential case half II.
Fig. 42
Fig. 43
Fig. 44
Heat up bearing inner rings and line them up, until they are in
contact, reset after cooling down.
Insert pre-assembled axle bevel gear into differential case half II.
Fig. 48
Fig. 49
Fig. 50
Fig. 52
Prior to the assembly – oil all individual parts of the
differential (oil as per ZF list of lubricants TE-ML 05).
Place axle bevel gear (with pressure disc and disc pack –
maintain determined setting) into differential case half II.
Fig. 53
Fig. 54
Place axle bevel gear (with pressure disc and disc pack –
maintain determined setting) into the differential case halves.
Fig. 55
Fig. 56
Fig. 57
Mount clamping pins into the blind hole of the crown gear –
observe the assembly instructions, see Sketch-No. 59.
Fig. 58
Assembly instructions:
X
The clamping pin(s) (2) must be positioned with the slot
showing into the direction of force (arrow)!
For double clamping pins – displace slots by 180° towards each
other!
2
1
3 To sketch:
1 = Differential case
2 = Clamping pin
Fig. 59 3 = Clamping pin (only for double clamping pin version)
X = Direction of force
Fig. 60
Mount pressure disc, snap rings and shim ring and check axial
Fig. 61 clearance of the disc pack = 0.20 mm.
Legend to picture:
1 = End shim
(Ensure correct installation position / stamping reduction –
see Sketch-No. 61, Item 5).
2 = Inner discs
3 = Outer discs
4 = Pressure ring
Equipment (number and arrangement of the individual discs) –
of other versions, if any – as represented in the respective spare
parts list.
Fig. 62
The recesses in the gearing of the end discs and outer discs must
correspond to the oil feed bores of the differential case – see
arrows!
Fig. 63
A
against surface "X" with F = 30 + 20 KN.
3 Maß I
P1
Legend to sketch:
4
X 1 = Differential cover
5
2 = Pressure ring
3 = Outer disc
6
4 = Inner disc
5 = End shim
6 = Differential case
7 = Cage
8 = Lever
Fig. 64
Fig. 65
Fig. 66
CALCULATION EXAMPLE:
Fig. 67
Fig. 68
DHL/DZ-250 / DHL-400
(S) Pressure piece 5870 506 064
DHL-500
(S) Pressure piece 5870 100 009
Fig. 69
Fig. 70
Fig. 71
Legend to picture:
1 = Sliding sleeve
1 2 = Clamping pins
3 = Plate springs
4 3 4 = Centering plate
Fig. 72
Fig. 73
Fig. 74
Fig. 75
Oil both four-lip sealing rings and insert them into the annular
groove of the axle casing (see arrows).
Fig. 76
Fig. 77
B A = DHL-part
B = DZ or D-part
I = Version D-750 → 1 = Differential rings
II = Version DZ-750 → 2 = Disc packs
For the different version – also see perspective representations in
the respective spare parts list.
2 "II" To achieve a correct measuring result for the disc clearance
(axial clearance), the individual parts must first be mounted
without lubricant!
Fig. 78
Fig. 80
4
Fig. 81
Fig. 82
Mount split differential axle (2) with differential bevel gears (3)
and buffer discs (4).
Fig. 83
Repeatedly rotate mounted axle bevel gear with discs into both
directions (settling of the individual parts).
Fig. 84
Fig. 86
Set axial clearance = 0.00 ... 0.15 mm of the disc pack:
(Fig.-No. 87 ... No. 90 – also see Sketch-No. 78)
Fig. 88
Fig. 89
Keep disc pack with axle bevel gear in contact and determine
axial clearance of the disc pack from the face/inner disc to
contact face differential case/pressure ring.
Fig. 90
Fig. 91
Fig. 92
Fig. 93
Fig. 94
Fig. 95
1 = Differential cover
2 = Pressure ring
3 = Outer disc
4 = Inner disc
5 = Differential case
6 = Cage
7 = Lever
Fig. 96
Fig. 97
Fig. 98
CALCULATION EXAMPLE:
Mount snap ring (see arrow) into the groove of the disc carrier..
Fig. 99
Fig. 100
Fig. 101
Fig. 102
Fig. 103
Fig. 104
Insert cage.
Fig. 105
Fig. 106
Fig. 107
Fig. 108
Fig. 109
Fig. 110
Fig. 111
Oil both four-lip sealing rings and insert them into the annular
grooves of the axle casing Part II (see arrows).
Fig. 112
Oil piston sealing faces, insert them, until they are in contact.
Fig. 113
Backlash:
AS 2025/2035 = 0.7 . .. 0.22 mm
AS 2045/2055 = 0.10 ... 0.25 mm
AS 2060/2075 = 0.10 ... 0.28 mm
Fig. 114
Wet some tooth flanks of the crown gear with touching-up ink
(contact pattern).
Fig. 115
Fig. 116
Fig. 117
Fig. 118
Determine measure "I" from the flange face of the axle
casing/Part II to the bearing contact.
Fig. 119
Fig. 121
Fig. 122
2.2.7 Check DHL (100% lock) for tightness:
Build up a pressure of p = 20 bar using a HP-pump – breathing
the pressure compartment.
Close shut-off valve-
During a test time of 5 minutes, no measurable pressure drop
must occur.
Fig. 124
Backlash:
AS 2025/2035 = 0.7 .. . 0.22 mm
AS 2045/2055 = 0.0 ... 0.25 mm
AS 2060/2075 = 0.10 ... 0.28 mm
Fig. 126
1
2.3.1 Version "A":
(Sketch-No. 127 ... No. 132)
2 5
Legend to sketch:
3 6
1 = Axle casing 2 = Shaft sealing ring
4 7 3 = Screening plate 4 = Input flange
5 = Input pinion 6 = Disc
Fig. 127 7 = Locking nut
Fig. 128
X
Fig. 129
X
Fig. 130
Disassemble flange.
Fig. 131
Line up flange and disc and finally fasten with hexagon nut
- for standard version – insert hexagon nut with
Fig. 132
Legend to sketch:
1
2 5 1 = Axle casing 2 = Shaft sealing ring
3 = Screening plate 4 = Input flange
3 5 = Input pinion 6 = Disc
6
7 = Locking nut
4 7
Fig. 133
Fig. 134
–
Version "I" – Installation measure shaft sealing ring X = 13.5
0.2.
mm
Fig. 135
Fig. 136
Disassemble flange.
Fig. 137
Line up flange and disc and finally fasten with hexagon nut
- for standard version – insert hexagon nut with
(Loctite No. 574)
- for version "self-securing", use "new" retaining nut.
AS - 2025/2035/2045
(S) Counter support 5870 240 037
AS – 2060
(S) Counter support 5870 240 038
Fig. 138
1
Legend to sketch:
1 = Axle casing
2 = Pinion
3 = Slotted nut
4 = O-ring
5 = Bush
6 = Retaining ring
3 7 = Retaining ring
6
8 = Combination sealing ring (screening- + shaft sealing ring)
9 4 8 10 = Bush
11 11 = Protection sleeve
10
5 7
Fig. 139
Fig. 140
Oil O-ring and insert it into the annular groove of the pinion (see
arrow).
Fig. 141
1 3 1 = Bush
2 = Combination sealing ring
4 2/a (2/a shaft sealing ring + 2/b screening ring/bush)
3 = Bush
4 = O-ring
I
II I = Installation measure/shaft sealing ring → 6 + 0.5 mm
2/b II = Installation measure/screening ring → 5.6 + 0.2 mm
Oil O-ring (4) and insert it into the annular groove of the bush(1)
(see arrow).
Mount shaft sealing ring 2/a) into the bush (1) considering the
installation measure I = 6 + 0,.5 mm.
Fig. 144
Mount screening ring (2/b) onto the bush (3), considering the
installation measure II = 5.6 + 0.2 mm – also see Sketch-No. 142!
Fig. 145
Fig. 146
Fig. 147
Fig. 148
Fig. 149
Oil O-ring (see arrow) and insert it into the annular groove of the
axle casing/Part II..
Fig. 150
Ensure correct installation position of the two axle casing halves
(fork head position)!
a
b For version "with "stud bolts" – position of the individual stud
bolts according to arrows "a" and "b".
Fig. 151 During the combination of the axle casing, mount hexagon nut
(see arrow "a").
Further required working steps (installation of bearing bolt
and track rod) may be taken by excerpts from the
description of the overall assembly (section 2.2.4, joint
housing, Page 2/45 and section 2.5, steering, Page 2/72 and
2/73)!
Fig. 152
2.4 OUTPUT:
AS - 2025/2035/2045/2055/2060
(S) Support 5870 048 156
AS – 2075
Fig. 153 (S) support 5870 055 113
Legend to sketch:
1 = Axle casing
2 2 = Bush
3 = Oil groove
3 X = Oil compartment side
X Installation position of the bush – oil groove outlet
in '6 o' clock' position
(related to the axle mounted in the vehicle)
1
Fig. 154
Legend to sketch:
1
1 = Axle casing
2 2 = Bush
Fig. 155
Legend to sketch:
1 1 = Axle casing
2 = Bush
2
X = Installation position of the bush – linking in 'noon' clock
position
X (related to axle mounted in the vehicle)
Fig. 156
Insert shaft sealing ring in a flush manner into the bore of the
axle casing, the sealing lip showing towards the oil
compartment.
AS - 2025/2035/2045/2055/2060
(S) Support 5870 048 156
6 with support 5870 048 157
5 AS – 2075
(S) Support 5870 055 113
3
2.4.1.1 Only for version "with" angle sensor system -
mount foot plate of the angle sensor and plug
4 as well as plug and socket connection:
(Sketch-No. 158 ... Fig.-No. 165)
3/d 3/b
3/a 2 3/c
Legend to sketch: 3/a Foot plate
Fig. 158 1 = Axle casing 3/b Conn. cable
2 = Locking cover 3/c O-ring
3 = Angle sensor with 3/d O-ring
4 = Roller bearing(bearing outer
ring)
5 = Bearing bolt
6 = Joint housing
Fig. 159
Introduce connecting cable (3/b) into the cable duct of the axle
3/a
3/d casing.
Grease O-rings (3/c + 3/d) and insert them into the annular
3/c
grooves of the foot plate (3/a).
X Insert pre-assembled foot plate – with stop pin positioned in the
stop bore (see arrow X) of the axle casing.
3/b
Fig. 160
Fig. 161
Insert O-ring..
Fig. 162
Fig. 164
Fig. 165
Insert both bearing outer rings into the swivel bearing of the axle
casing.
Bearing M86610
(S) Support 5870 058 047
Bearing HM88610
(S) Support 5870 058 062
Fig. 166
Fig. 167
Fig. 168
Legend to picture:
1/a = Shaft sealing ring
1/b 1/b = Screening plate
1/a
Fig. 169
Legend to sketch:
6 1 = Shaft sealing ring 5 = Joint housing
Z
2 = Retaining ring 6 = Double articulated shaft
3 = Ball bearing 7 = Snap ring
4 = Retaining ring 8 = Sun gear shaft
1 Detail "Z": AS - 2025/2035/2045/2055
5 Install. measure → X = 2. + 0.2
2 mm
4 X
AS - 2060/2075
3 7 Install. measure → X = 4.0 + 0.2
8
mm
Fig. 170
AS - 2025/2035
(S) Support 5870 048 155
AS - 2045/2055
(S) Support 5870 048 155
Fig. 171 with support 5870 048 172
AS - 2060/2075
(S) Support 5870 048 205
Fig. 172
AS - 2025/2035/2045/2055/2060
(S) Pressure piece 5870 506 097
AS – 2075
(S) Support 5870 506 145
Fig. 173
Fig. 174
Fig. 175
Fig. 176
Insert retaining ring (sun gear shaft fixing) into the annular
groove (arrow)
Fig. 177
Installation measure:
Fig. 179 Shaft sealing ring (Version "A") = 0.4 + 0.1 mm
Combination sealing ring (Version "B") = 0. mm (flush)
Fig. 183
Only for version "with" angle sensor system:
(Fig.-No. 184)
Fig. 184
Try to reach the upper value for the bearing rolling moment!
In case of deviation from the specified rolling moment, correct
with a suitable adjusting spacer (Fig.-No. 183)!
2.4.4 Hub:
Mount wheel bolt – ensure correct installation position!
Fig. 187
Fig. 188
Fig. 189
Fig. 190
Fig. 191
Fig. 193
Fig. 194
Heat up both supporting rings in an oil bath and insert them into
the annular grooves (see arrows) of the piston, then, mount both
grooved rings.
Fig. 195
3 2 Legend to sketch:
X 1 1 = Piston
2 3
2 = Supporting ring
3 = Slotted ring
x = Pressure compartment
Fig. 196
AS 2035
(S) Assembly ring 5870 347 018
AS 2045
(S) Assembly ring 5870 347 019
AS 2060
(S) Assembly ring 5870 347 017
Fig. 197
After cooling down of the supporting rings, insert piston into the
assembly ring.
Fig. 198
Fig. 199
Position spring clip with all tension springs (introduce into the
bores) at the internal gear.
Fig. 200
Fix internal gear in a vice and suspend all tension springs in the
front spring clip.
Fig. 201
Fig. 202
Upon lining up, the exact correspondence of the oil feed bores
(joint housing/internal gear) must be ensured!
Fig. 203
Fig. 204
Insert sun gear shaft into the double articulated shaft, until the
retaining ring (inserted into double articulated shaft - see Fig.-
No. 177, Page 2/48) is engaged in the groove (see arrow).
Fig. 205
Mount retaining ring into the rear annular groove of the sun gear
shaft.
Fig. 206
Mount retaining ring (oil stop) into the groove of the clutch disc
carrier.
Fig. 207
Fig. 208
Fig. 209
Legend to sketch:
6 1 = Internal gear
1 5 2 = Piston
2
7
34
3 = Outer discs (s=at option)
4 = Inner discs } number = depend.
on version
5 = End shim
8 6 = Retaining ring
7 = Sun gear shaft
8 = Clutch disc carrier
Fig. 210
Fig. 211
Fig. 212
Bring piston, disc pack and end shim into contact with the
internal gear base (see arrow F).
CALCULATION EXAMPLE:
again, oil them and install them again – maintaining their setting.
Fig. 215
Prior to starting the check, vent hydr. brake system, then
repeatedly operate it (at least 10 times)!
High-pressure test:
Build up test pressure p = 150 bar and interrupt connection to the
HP-pump via shut-off valve.
During a test time of 5 minutes, a pressure drop of max. 2% (p =
117 bar) is admissible!
Low-pressure test:
Reduce test pressure to p = 5 bar and close again shut-off valve.
At a test time of 5 minutes, a pressure drop is not admissible.
Fig. 216
Test media:
Engine oils SAE 10-W corresponding to,
MIL-L 2104 C, MIL-L 46152,
API-CC, CD, SC, SD, SE,
ATF-oils Type A, Suffic A Dexron
of II D.
Fig. 219
Fig. 220
Fig. 221
Fig. 222
Line up planet gear, fix it with upper bearing inner ring (see Item
3 / Fig.-No. 221) and mount snap ring.
Fig. 223
Oil ring and insert it into the annular groove of the hub (see
arrow).
Fig. 224
Fig. 225
1 = Angle sensor
2 = Bearing bolt
3 = Lock plate (only for version "with" lock plate
4 = Hexagon bolts
1
1/d 3 Individual parts of the angle sensor (Item 1):
1/a = Sensor housing
1/c 4 1/b = Magnet carrier
1/c = O-ring
1/b 2 1/d = Cover
1/e 1/a 1/e = Pressure spring The compl. foot plate (with O-rings
1/f = Foot plate and connect. cable must be installed
1/g = O-ring prior to mounting the bearing bolt.
1/h = O-ring - see section 2.4.1.1, Page
1/h 1/i = Connect. cable
1/g 1/i/
1/f
Fig. 226
Fig. 227
Fig. 228
Fig. 229
Insert cover (with pressure spring and O-ring) – with fixing pin
in the fixing bore of the bearing bolt and adjusting lug positioned
in the adjusting recess of the magnet carrier.
Fig. 230
Fasten cover.
Mount discs.
Fig. 232
Fig. 233
Fig. 235
Fig. 236
CALCULATION EXAMPLE:
Legend to picture:
1 = Inductive transmitter
2 = Adjusting spacer
3 = Locking disc
4 = Indented rings
Fig. 238 Ensure correct installation position of the indented rings –
indentation showing towards the cable (see arrow)!
Ensure correct installation position of the two inductive
transmitters No. 1 and No. 2 – see Sketch-No. 233!
Fig. 239
Fig. 240
Fig. 241
Pre-assemble plug – mount seal (2) into plug (1), line up O-ring
(3) and cover (4) (ensure correct installation position) and fix
with retaining ring (5), then line up O-ring (5).
Legend to picture:
1 = Plug
2 = Seal
3 = O-ring
4 = Cover
5 = Retaining ring
6 = O-ring
Fig. 244
Fig. 245
Fig. 246
Fig. 247
2.5 STEERING:
2.5.1 Steering cylinder:
2.5.1.1 Version "A":
(Sketch-No. 248 ... No. 256)
Legend to sketch:
1 = Cylinder ( combined with guide, cannot be disassembled)
2 3 X 2 = Piston rod
1
3 = Guide (can be disassembled)
X = Wrench shoulder
Fig. 248
Legend to sketch:
Sealing lip of the grooved ring must show towards the oil-
5 4
3 2 /pressure compartment!
Fig. 249
Legend to sketch:
1
1/a
2 3 2
Fig. 250
Fig. 251
Legend to sketch:
1
2 3 8 The sealing lip of the grooved ring must show towards the oil-
/pressure compartment!
Fig. 252
Introduce guide, until snap ring (guide – also see Fig.-No. 254)
can be mounted into the annular groove of the cylinder.
Fig. 253
Fig. 254
Fig. 255
Fig. 256
2.5.1.2 Version "B":
(Sketch-No. 257 ... No. 266)
Legend to sketch:
The sealing lip of the grooved ring must show towards the oil-
3
/pressure compartment!
2
Fig. 257
Legend to sketch:
1/a
3 2
Fig. 258
Mount piston rod with the wrench shoulder (see Item X, Sketch-
No. 248) showing into the direction of the arrow!
Fig. 259
Legend to sketch:
1 = Guide
2 = Form sealing ring
3 4 3 5 3 = Guide ring
4 = Grooved ring
5 = Scraper ring
2
1 The sealing lip of the grooved ring must show towards the oil-
/pressure compartment!
Fig. 260
Introduce guide, until snap ring (guide – also see Fig. 262) can
be mounted into the annular groove of the cylinder.
Fig. 261
Fig. 262
Fig. 263
Fig. 264
Legend to sketch:
1 = Cylinder
2 = Piston rod
3 = Guide
4 = Snap ring (guide)
5 = O-ring
6 = Retaining ring (guide fixing)
1 2 3 4 5 6
Fig. 265
Fix guide with retaining ring (also see Sketch-No. 265 – Item 6)
.
Fig. 266
X
Fig. 267
Fig. 268
Counter nut:
M24x1.5 ................................ MA = 290 Nm
M28x1.5 ................................ MA = 390 Nm
Clip:
M10x1 ................................... MA = 50 Nm
Legend to sketch:
1 = Track rod
2 = Hexagon nut or clip (depending on the version)
3 = Axial joint
Fig. 271
Suspend track rod in joint housing and fix with "new" hexagon
nut (self-securing – use permitted only once).
Fig. 272
A2
5 2 X 5
Y
4 4
52° -2°
3
1 A1 1
Fig. 273
During track setting, the axial position (centre position of the piston rod must no more be changed!
If a preliminary or secondary track setting should be necessary, observe the instructions of the vehicle manufacturer.
Then, fix again both track rods/axial joint with hexagon nut (counter nut) or clip.
4
2
3
1
Fig. 274 Legend to sketch:
1 = Measuring ledge 5870 200 029
2 = Flange holder 5870 510 035
Required only for flange version with hub spline
The value of the steering angle to be set can be taken from the instructions of the vehicle manufacturer!
Connect HP-pump and build up a test pressure of p = 200 bar (breathing the pressure compartment).
Close shut-off valve (connection/HP-pump).
Fig. 276
1 = Axle casing
7 2 = Buffer disc
3 = Bush
4 = Bearing support
5 = Bush
6 = V-ring
7 = O-ring
Fig. 277
Bring both buffer discs (2) and both heated up bushes (3) into
contact – press, if necessary.
2 2
3 3
Heat up bushes to max. 100° !
Fig. 278
Fig. 279
Fig. 280
Fig. 281
1 = Bush
2 = Bush
3 = Protection sleeve
4 = Axle casing
Fig. 282
Fig. 284
2.7 BREATHER:
Detail "X"
2.7.1 Version "A" (plug-type version):
Insert breather – see detail "X".
Fig. 286
Screw in all oil draining- and filling screws at axle casing and
planet carrier using "new" O-rings.
Fig. 287