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For sure all the 25 XX codes inhibit shifting so that is why you see that. Here is the troubleshooting guide if you don't have it. Dig in, you might figure it out without dropping huge coin on an Allison guy.
Ha ha being in the manufacturing business my whole life, I can assure you that we are only concerned with making the next widget, once something is shipped we never want to hear about it ever again.
I have heard that AM General is coming around to embracing the "aftermarket" of their vehicles...
No. If you have to obtain a splice section anyway, just get several long sections of line and use unions to couple them. Abandon the leaking section and tie wrap the new line to the frame. The line is auto parts store item premade in various lengths.
Knowing your plan for the 005, that being a long term solution for home backup power, I would build a concrete pad for the 005 with a shed roof over it. And leave the M200 in RI. Put the 005 in your Dodge to haul it.
Let’s help you out. Need pictures or all information from all the data plates on the housing and engine block. Plan on pulling the oil pan before trying to start it, very likely full of goop. The “5” in the nomenclature you stated might mean 5kW.
No damage until the next owner tries to slave off his new truck with another and your “bolting them together” causes a 2000 amp dead short. What’s wrong with you.
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