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Old 03-18-2013, 06:41 AM   #1
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Allison OL-95 Failed Sensor

I got our 04 Dynasty out of storage this weekend. Drove it home around 20 miles
the tranny temp was around 145, parked it and went to check the level.

Pressed the arrows and it gave me the OL-95 code. Could this be from not being warm enough or setting all winter?

Shifted fine ran as normal.

Anyone ever replace one in an MD3000 tranny?
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Burgy, it could be a sensor failure as you mentioned. I would block the wheels, make sure the brake is on. start the engine and try to get it up the right temp. Turn off engine and re-check the tranny fluid. If you cannot get it up to the right temp. Turn engine off. wait 15 minutes and check the tranny using the dip stick method.

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