This part is listed by BMW as BMW part number 83220403674 (83-22-0-403-674) and is described as Automatic Transmission Fluid - ETL-7045E - 1 Liter. For full BMW fitment information or for assistance from one of our BMW experts, …

Texamatic 7045E corresponds to BMW part number 83 22 0 026 922 “Texaco ETL 7045E”, the approved lubricant for a number of transmissions used in gasoline-powered models of the BMW 3 series (E46), BMW 5 series (E39) and Z3 (E36)

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This Fuchs Titan 4000 Automatic Transmission Fluid - ATF - is the equivalent to Texaco ETL-7045E. It is designed to work on BMWs with "Yellow Tag" Automatic transmissions. It fits BMW E46 323i 323ci 325xi 328i 328ci 330xi. E39 528i 530i. E83 X3 3.0i. E53 X3 3.0i. Only for cars with "Yellow Tag" transmissions.

• Texamatic 7045E corresponds to BMW part number 83 22 0 026 922 “Texaco ETL 7045E”, the approved lubricant for a number of transmissions used in gasoline-powered models of the BMW 3 series (E46), BMW 5 series (E39) and Z3 (E36). Vehicle Model Transmission BMW 3 series (E46) 323i/iS/iC/Ci 328i/iS/Ci GM 5L40 -E (A5S 360R)

bmw Replaces: 83-22-0-002-121, 83-22-0-026-922 Description: For use in A5S 360R (GM5), A5S 390R (GM5) and other transmissions specifying use of ETL 7045 E automatic transmission fluid.

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2006年2月15日 · Esso LT71141 is used for the ZF transmissions between 01-04, and the 7045E was used for the 99 and 00 years. Some of the newer BMWs are now using GM units, and those spec Texaco 8072B, 7045E, or DexIII.

2018年6月4日 · BMW pushed GM to use ETL-7045e fluid in their transmissions as a way to achieve some kind of "long life" in the absence of anything better. Once GM released Dexron VI, they declared it to be backward compatible in all their automatic transmissions.