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Also if you are going to replace lines it is a good time to put on a remote reservoir so you can check the fluid without going to all that effort. Worth the effort.
That is done at fire departments! Since you have a glad hand it is already plumbed up for a remote compressor. :mrgreen:
Just have to remember to disconnect before taking off.
If it is shifting too high, I think an Allison dealer can re-program the shifting points by manipulating the springs in the valve body. I am told they even have a machine to help do it.
I just replaced the manifold on the CTIS today and to my surprise the tires are isolated from the manifold! You can disconnect any or all axles from the CTIS and not lose any air. It was great to hear it fire up for the first time tonight.
Lifting the "oversize" hood is made even more fun with the insulation! I notice they have 3 lifting handles, one on the front like the A2 and one on each side.
I used to drive a school bus and the shift points in mine seem very similar. Congrats on your new ride! Training purposes might have meant that it was used to train future mechanics.
You can talk to a passenger. Keep in mind they come standard with the military "Hearing Protection Required" stickers.
Normal big truck licensing is usually required as they are too new for classic or historical plates. Also normal inspections.