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  1. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    How does one get a bone infection, how did you know you had it? Stepped on a nail or something?
  2. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    Use the pinouts in the Allison manual I attached. That is what I used to repair a '97 Wtec.
  3. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    Have your mechanic pull the pan completely off and carefully inspect for more hidden damage.
  4. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    The Army didn't drain the Allison just for s___s and grins. They were about to pull it when someone decided coding it out was funner.
  5. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    Oh the G solenoid? In the pan.
  6. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    Here I attached it here.
  7. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    I don't understand your question. I got the 2.8 number from the Allison WTECII Troubleshooting manual. If you don't have it, PM me your email and I'll send it. I thought is was here on the site somewhere.
  8. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    Sounds like it, min spec is 2.8.
  9. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    4422 short to ground G solenoid, 4514 open circuit c solenoid circuit, 4326 low side driver N solenoid circuit, 4516 open circuit e solenoid circuit, 5788 range verification c3ps test N1. All these codes cause DNS or do not shift. Again, carefully inspect the harness from stem to stern...
  10. NDT

    New owner of 1997 LMTV

    43-26 is "low side driver N solenoid circuit". The N solenoid controls low range and first gear. Driver refers to the solenoid driver. Low side means the return side of the circuit, not the high side. What I don't understand is this fault does not inhibit shifting. Are there more codes...
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