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OUCH.....Sorry to hear about that getting your attention for $13 large. One thing about the Allison rebuilds all units are dyno tested before going in your bus.
What kind of warranty comes with it ?
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We keep a couple of spares in our shop. A B500 & B500R. Nobody stocks these, unless they're a bus company.
We haven't had the best luck with the Allison Remans. We had a couple of seal issues while they were under warrenty.
We have had excellent service and delivery from a company in Illinois. Authorized Transmission Remanufacturing. www.atreman.com
Their warrenty is the best in the business (3 years vs Allisons 2 yrs), also their warrenty extends to labor if the transmission fails.
Shipping is free. A B500R was priced at 7,500.00 to your location. But that was eariler this year.
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When my transmission was replaced it had the latest Allison software. As I recall it took about 2 hours for the DD and Allison software to be updated so they would work together. I do not know if that is always required, but my '96 DDEC had to communicate with an '08 transmission before everything would work as required.
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Fred,
How did your transmission experience end? (or has it)...
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Not that it would be significant in Fred's situation but I thought we were told at the seminar in OK City that Transynd could take 300 degrees without creating issues. Did i get that wrong?
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Jim mentioned that you can check the oil level from the Allison pad. For those of you unfamiliar with this function it's a good idea to perform this after each day of driving.
Depress both arrow buttons with the transmission in N (neutral) at normal idle speed.
Here's some codes for everyone..........
OL,OK - oil level is OK
OL,LO,01 - oil level is low 1 quart - 02 is 2 quarts,etc.
OL,HI,01 - oil level is high 1 quart - 02 would be high 2 quarts, etc.
0X - settling time too short
50 - Engine rpm too low
59 - Engine rpm too high
65- Neutral must be selected
70 - Sump fluid temp too low
79 - Sump fluid temp too high
89 - output shaft rotation
95 - sensor failure
Here's an example of what you might see if you tried this without warming up your trans oil first - OL,70
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