Product Introduction CC000060 Oil Filter Element is a core filtration insert for ZF16S181 gearbox lubrication assembly. It traps metal debris, sludge and fine impurities inside transmission oil, preventing abrasive particles from scratching gear teeth and bearing surfaces. This aftermarket replacement element resolves poor oil cleanliness, sluggish gear shift response and premature wear caused by clogged filter paper, damaged end cap and broken internal support structure of original filter inserts, safeguarding normal gearbox operation and extending transmission service life for long-haul commercial transport vehicles.
Product Advantages High-density composite filter paper delivers excellent contaminant holding capacity while maintaining smooth oil circulation. Reinforced central support tube prevents filter collapse under high oil pressure. Sealing end caps provide stable positioning and avoid bypass of unfiltered oil. Each filter element undergoes flow and pressure resistance testing before shipment, reliable impurity interception and convenient for gearbox regular maintenance.
| Item | Parameter |
|---|---|
| Part Number | CC000060 |
| Product Name | Transmission Oil Filter Element |
| Matching Gearbox | ZF16S181 |
| Material | Composite Filter Paper + Metal Support Tube |
| Feature | Impurity Filtration, Prevent Gear Abrasion |
| MOQ | Negotiable |
| Application | Truck Manual Gearbox Lubrication Circuit |
Applicable Models Fit for commercial vehicles equipped with ZF16S181 transmission, widely used for highway bulk cargo and intercity logistics transportation.




Q1: What happens if transmission filter element gets fully clogged?
A1: Oil pressure rises, bypass valve opens, dirty oil flows directly and accelerates gearbox component wear.
Q2: Is it necessary to replace oil together with this filter element?
A2: Yes, replace transmission oil simultaneously to fully renew lubrication environment inside gearbox.
Q3: Can I judge filter condition just by visual inspection?
A3: Visual check only sees surface dirt; internal trapped particles cannot be observed externally.