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24Chapter 3IV - CHECKING THE OIL LEVELCheck the oil level every 60000 km.Prior conditions:• engine warm (<strong>transmission</strong> temperature: approximately 80° C),• foot on brake, change through all the gears,• vehicle on horizontal ground,• selector lever in position P/N,• engine idling, check the oil level.BA4HP008CThe oil level on the dipstick should between the min (A) and max (B) marks.Difference between min and max on the dipstick: 0.5 litre (s).Important:The oil level should not under any circumstances be above the maxmark (B).ZF 4HP20 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION© AUTOMOBILES CITROËN Toute reproduction ou traduction même partielle sans l'autorisation écrite d'AUTOMOBILES CITROËN est interdite et constitue une contrefaçon
25Chapter 3Too much oil may cause the following consequences:• abnormal heating of the oil• oil leaksNot enough oil may damage the <strong>transmission</strong>.Warning: As dirt may collect around the dipstick, blow using compressed airbefore removing it.14HP009CIf a leak develops around the dipstick, replace the 2 O-rings (1).ZF 4HP20 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION© AUTOMOBILES CITROËN Toute reproduction ou traduction même partielle sans l'autorisation écrite d'AUTOMOBILES CITROËN est interdite et constitue une contrefaçon
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Page 22 and 23: 16Chapter 2III - DISPLAY ON CONTROL
Page 26 and 27: 20Chapter 3II -OIL GRADEExclusively
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74Chapter 8During normal operation,
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76Chapter 8Principle of the CORThe
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78Chapter 8E - SUMMARY OF OPERATED
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80Chapter 8PAGE LEFT INTENTIONALLY
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82Chapter 8PTo WD-SVand WK-V4HP083P
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84Chapter 8Reverse gearTo WD-SVand
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86Chapter 8NTo WD-SVand WK-V4HP085P
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88Chapter 8D - 1stTo WD-SVand WK-V4
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90Chapter 8D - 2ndTo WD-SVand WK-V4
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92Chapter 8D - 3rdTo WD-SVand WK-V4
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94Chapter 8D - 4thTo WD-SVand WK-V4
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98Chapter 8Reverse emergencyToWD-SV
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102Chapter 87 bar positionPS1SSaDR.
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104Chapter 8Lock-up openExchangerCo
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106Chapter 8ExchangerLock-up contro
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108Chapter 8ZF 4HP20 AUTOMATIC TRAN
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110Chapter 9XM - restyled XANTIA+ l
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112Chapter 9B - DESCRIPTIONCoilNSPo
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114Chapter 9III - OIL TEMPERATURE P
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116Chapter 9A - THROTTLE POTENTIOME
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118Chapter 9• Torque absorbed by
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120Chapter 9Operating principle:•
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122Chapter 9• Position N:88V NR+
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124Chapter 9• Position 3:88V NR+
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126Chapter 9• Position 1:88V NR+
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128Chapter 9ZF 4HP20 AUTOMATIC TRAN
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130Chapter 10I -ECU FUNCTIONSThe EC
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132Chapter 10I - KICKDOWN (K.D)The
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134Chapter 10III - CONNECTIONS1 - C
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136Chapter 10ZF 4HP20 AUTOMATIC TRA
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138Chapter 11A - NOTES• A set of
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140Chapter 11II -HOLD COMMANDAutoma
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142Chapter 11• Normal program:The
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144Chapter 11SK2 laws110100908070Ex
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146Chapter 11IV - DSP FUNCTION (AUT
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148Chapter 11The following paramete
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150Chapter 11• SP4 = f (Cs, Ns)
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152Chapter 11Take an example:A driv
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154Chapter 11This function is quit
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156Chapter 11The function is stoppe
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158Chapter 115 - Warm up function W
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160Chapter 11For the ECU, this ther
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162Chapter 11VI - OPERATING THE LOC
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164Chapter 11If the lock-up operati
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166Chapter 11VIII - FUNCTIONS PERFO
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168Chapter 11C - AUTOMATIC TRANSMIS
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170Chapter 12• 2 inverted bits b
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172Chapter 122 - b 5 , b 6b 5 b 6 M
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176Chapter 12IV - SHIFT-LOCKThe shi
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178Chapter 12V -KEY-LOCKThe key loc
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180Chapter 12Initialisation whenign
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184Chapter 13C - CLASSIFYING FAULTS
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186Chapter 13II -SERIAL COMMUNICATI
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188Chapter 13External controls:•
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190Chapter 13III - DESCRIPTION OF T
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194Chapter 14II -INSTALLATIONZF 4HP
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196Chapter 14IV - PARTS LISTB001 -
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198Chapter 15IV - LIST OF AUTHORISE
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200Chapter 15V -SPECIAL TOOLING8010
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204Chapter 16A - SPECIFIC CASEPoint
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206Chapter 16B - DIALOGUE IMPOSSIBL
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208Chapter 164 - Gears do not chang
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210Chapter 16III - AUTOMATIC TRANSM
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212Chapter 16IV - PRESENTATIONA - D
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214Chapter 16V -DIAGNOSTIC: AUTOMAT
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216Chapter 165 - KOSTAL socket cont
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218Chapter 162 - Fault 1. Engine sp
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220Chapter 165 - Fault 4. Multifunc
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222Chapter 167 - Fault 6. Automatic
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224Chapter 16COMPO-NENTSLOCATIONSEl
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226Chapter 16COMPO-NENTSLOCATIONSPr
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228Chapter 1618 - Fault 17. ECUEras
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230Chapter 1621 - Fault 20. Over sp
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232Chapter 1623 - Fault 22. Shift l
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234Chapter 16C - ELECTRICAL TESTS1
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236Chapter 165 - Program selectorDe
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238Chapter 16Test device(s): voltme
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240Chapter 16D - OPERATION1 - Opera
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242Chapter 16F - SYMPTOMS OCCURRING
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