Can't find it at any Allison dealers, any ideas?

Most Detroit dealers are also Allison.

Try an International dealer.

If you're in SoCal why don't you try Mike L.?? I dont know if he stocks it but it might be worth a call to get set in the right direction :)

Is he a vendor here? Mike L.?

Yupp, Inglewood transmissions Phone: 310-674-4400. Tell him you got the number here on DP. :)

amsoil has a product very similar and was engineered this way it's called Torque Drive. It is actually cheaper and drain interval is longer. I've used it now for two years and am very happy with it.

There's a couple of diesel truck shops / parts store in long beach where I get my Stanadyne. I forgot the name, but they are west of PCH, and a bolck south of the 710 frwy, one is on esther st, or something like that. I'm sure they have it, if Mike doesn't.

There's a couple of diesel truck shops / parts store in long beach where I get my Stanadyne. I forgot the name, but they are west of PCH, and a bolck south of the 710 frwy, one is on esther st, or something like that. I'm sure they have it, if Mike doesn't.


Thanks, I know exactly where you are talking about, just down the street from our shop.

I carry the product on the shelf by the gallon. I run an rv repair shop in chino. You can also get it at valley power systems in mira loma let me know. Mcbrides service 909-627-7566

X2 on the Amsoil Torque Drive...

go to allison's website to find a dealer, ro ty any international pete dealer.