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Automatic transmissions fitted to 7 models of Lancia: code, transmission type, engines and production years. If you are not sure which one you have, we will check it by the VIN.
Series
Type
7 of 7 models
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2010-2014 Lancia Delta
Transmissions in the Lancia Delta Years Code Type Gears Engines 2010-2011 TF-80SC Aisin TF-80SC automatic 6 1.8L 2011-2014 C635 DDCT dual-clutch 6 1.6L, 1.8L, 1.6-1.8L -
2012-2014 Lancia Flavia
Transmissions in the Lancia Flavia Years Code Type Gears Engines 2012-2014 62TE automatic 6 2.4L -
2002-2011 Lancia Phedra
Transmissions in the Lancia Phedra Years Code Type Gears Engines 2002-2005 4HP 20 automatic 4 2.9L 2008-2011 TF-80SC Aisin TF-80SC automatic 6 2.2L -
2011-2014 Lancia Thema
Transmissions in the Lancia Thema Years Code Type Gears Engines 2011-2014 8HP45 ZF 8HP45 automatic 8 3.6L 2011-2014 W5A580 automatic 5 3.0L -
2002-2009 Lancia Thesis
Transmissions in the Lancia Thesis Years Code Type Gears Engines 2002-2008 55-50SN automatic 5 2.4-3.2L 2005-2009 TF-80SC Aisin TF-80SC automatic 6 2.4L -
2011-2015 Lancia Voyager
Transmissions in the Lancia Voyager Years Code Type Gears Engines 2011-2015 62TE automatic 6 2.8L, 3.6L -
2011-2026 Lancia Ypsilon
Transmissions in the Lancia Ypsilon Years Code Type Gears Engines 2011 C635 DDCT dual-clutch 6 1.6L 2024-2026 e-DCT6 Punch DT2 dual-clutch 6 1.2L
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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 Lancia 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.
- TF-80SC 3 models
- C635 DDCT 2 models
- 62TE 2 models
- 4HP 20 1 model
- 8HP45 1 model
- W5A580 1 model
- 55-50SN 1 model
- e-DCT6 1 model
Trade names
What the transmission names mean in Lancia
The list above shows the code a mechanic reads: the code from the plate, the parts catalogue number or the design symbol. In a search engine people type something else: the transmission model name or the showroom name. These describe the same transmission. Below are the ones that appear in this list, together with the clutch type, because that decides how the repair runs and what it costs.
| Transmission model | Trade name | Gears | Clutch | Torque | Layout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8HP45 | Steptronic, ZF 8HP | 8 | torque converter | 500 Nm | longitudinal |
| C635 DDCT | TCT | 6 | dry clutches | transverse | |
| TF-80SC | AM6, AF40-6, Geartronic | 6 | torque converter | transverse | |
| e-DCT6 | e-DCT, e-DCS6, e-DCT6 | 6 | wet clutches | 350 Nm | transverse |
Maximum torque is the highest torque the transmission can safely handle without risk of damage. It is the factory figure for the transmission model, not for one particular car. Some codes from the plate have no publicly confirmed model assignment, and those stay in the table without a second name. The VIN number is what finally decides, which we check before you arrive.
Knowledge base
Lancia transmissions covered in our articles
Gearbox trouble in your Lancia? 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.