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Old 10-11-2016, 07:45 PM   #1
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Tranny probo

In Kingman Az, 3000 series with push button pad
Engine no start trans code D1- 69 33.
I know that's an EC U problem.
Any advice ????
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1) Disconnect and clean coach battery cables (always ground first). And clean engine ground cable.
No joy
2) Check back of keypad for loose connector...even on and off to clean contacts
no joy
3) Find an Allison place. Also Google if they say replace keypad $$$$ remans are available for much less.


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I'm embarrassed to report that I didn't recognize the symptoms. It was bad chassis batteries.
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That's good, batteries are usually easy to replace.
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Allison issues = kaching
Glad it was a simple fix. Congrats.
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