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Old 08-20-2009, 07:50 PM   #1
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What transmission do I have?

I got a new Itasca Meridian with a Cummins ISB engine and an Allison 6-speed. I cannot find where the transmission model is identified. How can I find out?
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With the size of the engine, it is probably an Allison MH3000. You can call tech support at the manufacturer and ask for a copy of the build sheet. It will identify everthing in the coach and give you model and serial numbers.
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or you can call Freightliner with your chassis vin # and ask them.
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Or you can slide under the coach and get all the information from the data plate on the transmission.
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