Allison 3000MH service cost

Ok, I guess we just have a word definition difference here. To me, a "thread" is a particular post with one or more replies. Sounds like you are referring it to be defined as the forum itself. I Googled it and came up with this:

What is thread? A Webopedia Definition
www.webopedia.com › TERM › T
(1) In online discussions, a series of messages that have been posted as replies to each other. A single forum or conference typically contains many threads ...

So, thanks for the info. FWIW, I do read this forum often.


Have a great day.


Ron

The Allison thread is just that, a thread. Read the posts or ask a question and post it. You might have to join to ask a question...it's easy and free.

Blaster Man wrote:
Go to www.irv2.com...it is not an Allison forum it is an RV forum. Click "Forums" and follow the instructions above.

Ok, once again I did as you say. And once again, I ask which thread in the "Allison Transmission Forum" do you want me to look at? All of them? Just the clickys?

I'm confused. :?

Go to www.irv2.com...it is not an Allison forum it is an RV forum. Click "Forums" and follow the instructions above.

Blaster Man wrote:
lanerd...check this out: www.irv2.com then go to the Allison thread.

lanerd wrote:
Which one... there's a whole bunch of threads going on....

Blaster Man wrote:
1. Go to www.irv2.com

2. Scroll down to "Power Train Garage Forums."

3. Scroll to last entry, "Allison Transmission Forum."

I still don't know which thread you're referring to. :h I check out the Allison forum all the time. Are you calling the "Allison Forum" a "thread"????

Ron

Blaster Man wrote:
1. Go to www.irv2.com

2. Scroll down to "Power Train Garage Forums."

3. Scroll to last entry, "Allison Transmission Forum."

I still don't know which thread you're referring to. :h I check out the Allison forum all the time.

Ron

For whatever it's worth, in 2004 while at an FMCA rally in Albuquerque I attended a seminar hosted by the Allison Transmission Co.

The Allison Rep. stated that if the transmission came with Transynd fluid, the main filter must be changed at 5,000 miles then the next service would be at 150,000 miles, unless it had a Retarder, then it must be serviced at 75,000 miles.

Not sure whether those service requirements have changed over the years.

1. Go to www.irv2.com

2. Scroll down to "Power Train Garage Forums."

3. Scroll to last entry, "Allison Transmission Forum."

lanerd wrote:
Which one... there's a whole bunch of threads going on....

:B
That's what I thought also :W

Which one... there's a whole bunch of threads going on....