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ZF Friedrichshafen S 1115 TD 2009 Parts Catalog

You’ve got a ZF S 1115 TD transmission on the bench and need the correct part number for a bearing. Pull up a generic parts list from some forum and cross your fingers. That’s a good way to end up with the wrong part and a transmission spread across the bench for an extra week. This is where the ZF Friedrichshafen S 1115 TD 2009 Parts Catalog comes in. 69 pages, straight from the factory, with the part numbers ZF assigned to every component. No third-party interpretation. No reprints of faded copies. This is the original OEM document ZF released in 2009 for the S 1115 TD transmission.

Material Number 1324.032.007 – Identifying Your Transmission

Every ZF transmission carries a material number tag. For the S 1115 TD covered by this catalog, the material number is 1324.032.007. Page 1 lists this number right under the title. If you’re staring at a transmission with a different material number, this catalog won’t match. That’s why you need the exact OEM document for your serial number. I’ve watched guys order parts from a generic catalog and end up with a $200 seal that doesn’t fit because they didn’t check the material number first. This catalog eliminates that headache.

69 Pages of Industrial Transmission Parts

Sixty-nine pages. That’s not a thick manual, but it’s dense. Each page shows an exploded view of a subassembly with reference numbers tied directly to ZF part numbers. You won’t find torque specs or rebuild procedures here – this is a Parts Catalog, not a service manual. If you need a clutch pack, a piston, a valve body component, or even a snap ring, the part number is in here. I recommend keeping a printout on the bench and marking the parts you order. That way you don’t double-order or miss a critical seal.

Spare Parts Index: How to Navigate the Catalog

The catalog opens with a spare parts index. The first few pages list assemblies by section. ZF splits the transmission into logical groups: housing, gear train, clutches, hydraulics, and electronic controls. Each group gets its own page range. When you need a part, find the group, flip to that page, and cross-reference the illustration. The part number is printed directly next to the callout. No guesswork. If you’ve used aftermarket catalogs that show a blurry diagram with crossed-out numbers, you’ll appreciate the clarity of this factory document.

Cross-Reference Against Aftermarket Catalogs

Every time a parts guy asks “Is that the OEM number?”, you better have it. This catalog gives you the raw ZF numbers so you can cross-reference with aftermarket suppliers. But I’ll tell you this: stick with OEM parts for internal transmission components. I’ve seen cheap aftermarket seals fail within a year. The catalog also includes the ZF copyright notice on page 1 – © All rights reserved by ZF Friedrichshafen AG. That’s your guarantee these numbers are the real deal.

If you work on other ZF transmissions, check out the ZF AS 1310 Parts Catalog and the ZF Friedrichshafen 12 AS 3002 S Parts Catalog. For older equipment, the Massey-Harris-Ferguson FF 30 GS 1957 Parts Catalog | OEM Fastener Guide covers a different era but the same philosophy of accurate OEM data.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Third-Party Reprints

Third-party parts catalogs often merge multiple revisions into one confusing list. You get a seal that fits a 1999 unit but not a 2009 unit. The ZF Friedrichshafen document is version-specific: 2009, material 1324.032.007. When you order a part from this catalog, you order exactly what ZF intended. I’ve had to reorder parts twice because a cheap catalog had a misprint. That’s billable time burned. This manual eliminates that waste. For a broader view of the industry, see Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview.

FAQ

Does this catalog include torque specs or service procedures?

No. This is strictly a parts catalog with exploded views and part numbers.

How do I confirm this catalog matches my transmission?

Locate the material number tag on your ZF S 1115 TD transmission. It should read 1324.032.007. If it differs, this catalog does not apply. The catalog also lists the transmission model as “9 S 1115 TD” on the title page. Always verify the material number before ordering parts. Some aftermarket rebuilders stamp their own numbers, so check the original ZF tag. If the tag is missing, consult ZF’s online identification guide using the transmission serial number. This catalog covers only the exact configuration documented in 2009.

If you’re rebuilding a ZF S 1115 TD, you need the correct part numbers to avoid delays and wrong shipments. Don’t rely on forum cut-and-paste. Get the factory document that ZF signed off on. Access the Factory Manual and keep it on your bench for every job.