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Which transmission is in your Ferrari

Automatic transmissions fitted to 11 models of Ferrari: code, transmission type, engines and production years. If you are not sure which one you have, we will check it by the VIN.

Series

11 of 11 models

  • 2009-2015 Ferrari 458 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari 458
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2009-2015 481 (7DCL750) dual-clutch 7 4.5L
  • 2015-2021 Ferrari 488/F8 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari 488/F8
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2015-2021 481 (7DCL750) dual-clutch 7 3.9L
  • 2026 Ferrari Amalfi 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari Amalfi
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2026 8DCL900 dual-clutch 8 3.9L
  • 2026 Ferrari Amalfi Spider 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari Amalfi Spider
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2026 8DCL900 dual-clutch 8 3.9L
  • 2008-2017 Ferrari California 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari California
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2008-2017 481 (7DCL750) dual-clutch 7 3.9-4.3L
  • 2012-2021 Ferrari F12/812 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari F12/812
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2012-2021 481 (7DCL750) dual-clutch 7 6.3-6.5L
  • 2011-2020 Ferrari FF/GTC4Lusso 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari FF/GTC4Lusso
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2011-2020 481 (7DCL750) dual-clutch 7 3.9-6.3L
  • 2017-2022 Ferrari Portofino 2 transmissions
    Transmissions in the Ferrari Portofino
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2017-2020 481 (7DCL750) dual-clutch 7 3.9L
    2020-2022 498 (8DCL900) dual-clutch 8 3.9L
  • 2024-2026 Ferrari Purosangue 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari Purosangue
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2024-2026 8DCL900 dual-clutch 8 6.5L
  • 2020-2022 Ferrari Roma 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari Roma
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2020-2022 498 (8DCL900) dual-clutch 8 3.9L
  • 2020-2022 Ferrari SF90 1 transmission
    Transmissions in the Ferrari SF90
    YearsCodeTypeGearsEngines
    2020-2022 498 (8DCL900) dual-clutch 8 4.0L

Not sure which one your car has?

Provide the VIN when booking an appointment, and before you arrive we will check which transmission you have in your car and if we repair it.

Codes

The transmissions we see most often in Ferrari vehicles

Below are the codes from this list, ordered from the most common. These are the ones to look for in the registration document or on the transmission plate when you order parts.

  • 481 (7DCL750) 6 models
  • 8DCL900 3 models
  • 498 (8DCL900) 3 models

Gearbox trouble in your Ferrari? Write to us

Describe the symptoms: at what speed they appear, with the engine cold or warm, whether there is a jolt when shifting, a delay after engaging a gear, or a message on the dashboard. Add the model year, the engine and the VIN. We will write back with what that suggests and which check makes sense. Whether we take the repair is decided by the diagnostic check.

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Which code to look for on the registration document

On the last page of the vehicle registration document there is a dense square. That is the Aztec code.

The last page of the vehicle registration document. The Aztec code is at the bottom, outlined in red.

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Give us the VIN, or the year and engine. Either one is enough.

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Point camera at Aztec code (a square with a dense pattern) on the vehicle registration document. The photo stays on your phone; we only fill in the make, model, year, engine and VIN.

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