Allison Transmissions. How To Check Fluid Level With Shift Console Instead Of Using The Dipstick.

Allison Transmissions. How To Check Fluid Level With Shift Console Instead Of Using The Dipstick.
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In this video I have a Heavy duty truck with an Allison Automatic Transmission. I show you how to check the transmission fluid level through the shift console instead of using the transmission dipstick. It is an easy DIY that requires no expensive scan tools. Hopefully what I show in this video helps make your life easier. How do you check the transmission fluid without using the dipstick? Watch and find out.
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[@TheOnlyJonno]

Got a bloke working on a franna today, and he has never serviced an allison before. Used this as a visual on how to check. Good video, mate.

[@shanersmechaniclife3164]

Thanks for the great comment. Glad you found my video helpful. Thanks for watching

[@HennieBotha-zw9nd]

Awesome my man. Thank you for the great info!! Helped me alot

[@shanersmechaniclife3164]

Really happy that my video was able to help you. Thanks for the great feedback and for watching.

[@zackk695]

Where did you get this box shifter thing? I want one. Hook me up with a video on the install and price bud

[@shanersmechaniclife3164]

It's the factory mount on the 2004 to 2007 gmc t7500 trucks.