Dennis Lance

Automatic transmission fluid capacity & service interval

Dennis Lance automatic transmission fluid capacity is 15 liters. Service intervals include normal use. Data covers 5 configurations.

The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.

Type	Specifications
Lance D.D. (1993-2001) With intarder	Use: Normal Capacity 15 liter Code: ZF 4HP500 4/1
Lance S.L.F. (1993-2001) With intarder	Use: Normal Capacity 15 liter Code: ZF 4HP500 4/1
Lance S.L.F. (1993-2001) With intarder	Use: Normal Capacity 15 liter Code: ZF 5HP500 5/1
Lance P.S.V. chassis (1990-2001) With intarder	Use: Normal Capacity 15 liter Code: ZF 4HP500 4/1
Lance P.S.V. chassis (1990-2001) With intarder	Use: Normal Capacity 15 liter Code: ZF 5HP500 5/1

The Dennis Lance carries a 15-liter automatic transmission fluid capacity across all listed variants, a figure that reflects a combined fill for both the automatic transmission and the integrated intarder unit.
An intarder is a hydrodynamic retarder built into the transmission, and its inclusion in the fluid circuit accounts for the relatively high 15-liter capacity compared to a standalone automatic transmission without retardation hardware.
The Lance D.D. variant covers the 1993-2001 model years for automatic transmission with intarder service, sharing the same 15-liter capacity as the other variants in the range.
The Lance P.S.V. chassis spans a wider model year range of 1990-2001, making it the earliest-starting configuration listed for automatic transmission fluid service among the variants covered.
The Lance S.L.F. variant, introduced from 1993, carries the same 15-liter transmission and intarder fluid capacity as the D.D. and P.S.V. chassis configurations.
All listed configurations specify normal use conditions, meaning the 15-liter capacity figure applies to standard operating environments rather than severe-duty or first-change-only service scenarios.