Fluids and lubricants table

Model Last revision

june 2018

Parts to be refilled Conformant product Ferrari recommended product Quantity

Engine lub. system Engine oil SHELL Helix Ultra SAE 5W-40 10.0 l 6)
SAE 1) 5W-40 SHELL Helix Ultra Racing SAE 5W-
40
API 2) SN/CF 2.0 l 7)
ACEA 3) A3/B4 1.0 to 2.0
l / 1000 Km 8)
Engine cooling syst. Pre-diluted antifreeze KEMETYL CARIX Premium Longlife, 16.5 l
coolant 50% conc.
Hydraulic syst. DCT Transmission fluid SAE SHELL Spirax S5 ATE 75W-90 3.9 l
gearbox gears 1) 75W-90

Hydraulic syst. Transmission fluid SHELL DCT-F3 8.0 l

DCT gearbox clutches 7DCL7509)
Hydraulic syst. DOT4 4) PETRONAS Tutela Brake Fluid 1.5 l
Brakes Extreme HT / SHELL Brake and
Clutch DOT4 Ultra
Hydraulic syst. CHF 11S or equivalent PENTOSIN CHF 11S 1.6 l
Steering
Hydraulic syst. Vehicle Transmission fluid SHELL Spirax S4 ATF HDX 1.0 l
lift
Hydraulic syst. VITAMOL ZH-M ARAL Vitamol ZH-M 257 ml
RHT or equivalent
34 ml 7)
Fuel system Unleaded 86.0 l
petrol/gasoline (at least
95 R.O.N.5))
Reserve Unleaded 14.0 l
petrol/gasoline (at least
95 R.O.N.5))
A/C system Refrigerant R 134a 630 ± 30 g
gas
Compressor RL-897 200 ml
oil
Windscreen/Headlamp Mixture of water and 5.0 l
washer sys. glass cleaner

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 This vehicle is compatible with unleaded petrol/gasoline with an ethanol content of up to 10% (E10).
Using fuels with an ethanol content between 10% to 25% ethanol may cause engine malfunction.
Using fuels with an ethanol content above 25% may cause permanent damage to the components of the engine fuel
system.

1) SAE - Viscosity grade

Example: SAE 5W – 40
5W = indicates the viscosity grade at low temperatures (winter).
40 = indicates the viscosity grade at high temperatures.

2) API - American Petroleum Institute

Example: SN/CF
SN = the first letter indicates that an engine oil is suitable for petrol engines, the second letter indicates the oil quality as
defined by API tables.
CF = the first letter indicates that an engine oil is suitable for diesel engines, the second letter indicates the oil quality as
defined by API tables.

3) ACEA - European Automobile Manufacturers Association:

Example: A3/B4
A3 = indicates a high performance engine oil suitable for petrol engines.
B4 = indicates a high performance engine oil suitable for diesel engines.

4) DOT - Brake fluid classification

indicates the chemical/physical characteristics of the brake fluid.

5) R.O.N. - Octane rating

indicates the knock resistance of a fuel.

6) Quantity at empty level.

7) Quantity between MIN and MAX.

8) Consumption.

9) Meets specification.

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