Gearbox Aisin TG-80LS

The 8-speed automatic transmission Aisin TG-80LS or AWF8G30 has been produced since 2017 and is installed on front-wheel drive vehicles Peugeot, Opel, Skoda, Lexus, Volvo and many others. This automatic transmission is known as ATN8 on models from the Stellantis concern, UB80 by Toyota and AQ300 by VAG.

Specifications

Production years since 2017
Type automatic transmission
Number of gears 8
Type of drive front
Engine volume, l up to 2.0
Torque output, Nm up to 350
Recommended oil Aisin AW-2
Oil capacity, liter 7.0
Replacing the oil every 60 000 km
Replacing the filter every 60 000 km
Gearbox lifespan, km ~300 000
Weight, kg 84

Gear ratios Aisin TG-80LS

Using the example of a Volvo XC40 T3 2020 with a 1.5 liter engine:

Main 3.502
1st 5.070
2nd 2.972
3rd 1.950
4th 1.470
5th 1.231
6th 1.000
7th 0.808
8th 0.672
Reverse 4.003

Using

The transmission was installed on:

  • Citroen (as ATN8) C4 III (C41), C4 Picasso II (B78), C5 Aircross I (C84), C5 X I, Berlingo III (K9);
  • DS (as ATN8) DS3 II (D34), DS4 II (D41), DS7 I (X74), DS9 I (X83);
  • Lexus (as UB80) ES250 7 (XZ10), NX250 2 (AZ20);
  • Opel (as ATN8) Astra L (C02), Corsa F (P2JO), Combo E (X19), Grandland X (A18), Mokka B (P2QO);
  • Peugeot (as ATN8) 208 II (P21), 2008 II (P24), 308 II (T9), 308 III (P5), 508 II (R8), Rifter I (K9), 3008 II (P84), 5008 II (P87);
  • Skoda (as AQ300) Karoq 1 (NU), Octavia 4 (NX);
  • Toyota (as UB80) Avalon 5 (XX50), Camry 8 (XV70), RAV4 5 (XA50);
  • Volkswagen (as AQ300) Golf 8 (CD), Jetta 7 (BU), Taos 1 (CP);
  • Volvo XC40 I (536).

Disadvantages of the Aisin TG-80LS gearbox

  • This is a very reliable automatic transmission, but it is sensitive to the cleanliness of the lubricant.
  • Renew the oil more often, or the hydraulic unit will become clogged with wear products of the clutches.
  • It is also important to monitor the cooling system, the heat exchanger here quickly becomes clogged.
  • Then the gearbox begins to overheat, which greatly reduces the resource of the Teflon rings.
  • This causes the oil pressure in the system to drop and the clutches in the packs simply burn out.

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