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Nice to see one actually worked. They are real nice trucks. I was surprised how much power the 1088a1 had over the first gen 1088 tractors. I saw that one in TX, thats where I got mine. You have to do the driveshaft hinging test mine had excessive play in one u joint and the front driveshaft...
I have all the parts for it but its 400hz only you cannot convert it but could use a motor generator to get 60hz power. Not the easiest thing to find and not economical to do.
Maybe the valve body can be replaced from
the pan. I know there are some parts that can. Get the serial number off the trans and call your allison dealer they should be able to answer questions. Even if its not what you want to hear.
Yes but the first thing one of the mil mechanics showed me on the LMTVs is that check valve and was very clear its one of the first things to check when your brakes won't release. He actually carried a spare in his pocket.
The front emergency glad hand needs to be able to breathe. Being blocked can cause the rear brakes to not release. That check valve is a bit towards the passenger side below the bumper. Both gladhand covers have breathers on them.
I have the first gen ones. I believe they are easier to install and closer to the size of the original unit. The controls are still mechanical just nicer. I have been meaning to swap over one of my trucks just havent had time. I believe you have to make 2 small drain holes in the bottom of the...