Allison 1000
I know this topic has been covered in the past, but I can't seem to find the right answer. I am planning a change over to Transynd using the double drain and fill method. For the first drain and fill,...
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bob213 wrote:
There is no better filter than the OEM. Aftermarket seem to have a problem with the placement of the holes, thereby restricting the flow. Look in the Yellow Pages for an Allison dealer near you. We get them for $8.25 at our dealer. They sell the Transynd also. And rgatijnet1 is correct...You are not supposed to "flush" an Allison.
X 2.
I can get 11 quarts out if I let it sit for at least 24 hours. I haven't switched to Transynd because I can get a case of Dexron iii for $20 at Costco.
I do my own changes so it's cheap and easy.
