Hürlimann XM COM3
Manual transmission fluid capacity & service interval
Hürlimann XM COM3 manual transmission fluid capacity ranges from 40 to 61 liters. Service intervals consist of a 50 hour check and a 1000 hour or 12 month change. The data covers 7 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
| Type | Specifications |
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| XM100 COM3, ->ZKDJ880200TH10001 (2010-2016) |
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| XM110 COM3, ->ZKDL350200TH10001 (2010-2016) |
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| XM110 Hi-Level COM3, ->ZKDL480200TH15001 (2010-2016) |
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| XM115 DCR COM3, ->ZKDL360200TH10001 (2010-2016) |
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| XM115 Hi-Level DCR COM3, ->ZKDL490200TH15001 (2010-2016) |
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| XM125 DCR COM3, ->ZKDL370200TH10001 (2010-2016) |
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| XM125 Hi-Level DCR COM3, ->ZKDL500200TH15001 (2010-2016) |
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Additional Notes
- The Hürlimann XM COM3 manual transmission fluid capacities fall into two distinct ranges depending on configuration. Standard variants of the XM100, XM110, XM115 DCR, XM125 DCR, and XM125 DCR carry a capacity of 58-61 liters, while the same models equipped with an auxiliary hydraulic tank carry a reduced capacity of 40-42 liters.
- The capacity reduction on auxiliary hydraulic tank models reflects a shared or redistributed fluid volume between the transmission and the auxiliary system, rather than a smaller transmission unit. The 40-42 liter figure applies specifically to those configurations and is not interchangeable with the standard fill range.
- Hi-Level variants across the XM COM3 range — the XM110 Hi-Level, XM115 Hi-Level DCR, and XM125 Hi-Level DCR — carry a capacity of 42-45 liters with no auxiliary hydraulic tank alternative listed. This places Hi-Level models in a capacity bracket between the auxiliary-tank standard models and the full standard-fill models.
- All seven XM COM3 variants share an identical service interval structure under normal use conditions: a fluid level check at 50 hours and a full fluid change at 1000 hours or 12 months, whichever comes first. The dual-trigger change interval means calendar time can mandate a change before the hour threshold is reached in lower-utilization applications.
- The 50-hour check interval is notably short relative to the 1000-hour change interval, representing a ratio of 1:20. In agricultural machinery, early and frequent checks at this stage are associated with monitoring for contamination, aeration, or leakage before a full drain interval is due.
- The serial number boundaries listed for each variant — such as ZKDJ880200TH10001 for the XM100 COM3 — define the upper production limit for which these specifications apply, meaning units produced up to and including those serial numbers within the 2010-2016 model years are covered by the stated capacities and intervals.
- The capacity values are expressed as ranges rather than fixed figures across all variants. A range such as 58-61 liters accounts for normal variation in fluid level acceptable during a service fill, and technicians are expected to fill within that band rather than to a single fixed volume.