WHERE CAN YOU PURCHASE THE TRANSYND FLUID FOR THE ALLISON
TRANSMISSIONS.:help:

nearly any big truck store that sells allison stuff. go look in the stock trans section there is about 400 threads on this

Look in the Yellow pages to get an Allison Dealer/Repair Shop(look under transmissions). They are the only one I will goto from here on out. A filter for $7, and a magnet for $3 (if I need one). Mine is Smith Power Products they are awesome!!!!!

There is a dealer locator in the upper right corner.

http://www.allisontransmission.com/index.jsp

pretty much what everyone else said.

Most big truck shops carry it. I get mine from an International dealer.

Give Merchant Automotive a call, ask for Jen
866-399-7169

or get Torque-Drive synthetic ATF from Amsoil......good stuff.

Give Merchant Automotive a call, ask for Jen
866-399-7169
x2 on MA...

allison dealer or your local truck shop or international pete dealer etc should have it

Or get Amsoil Torque Drive Synthetic.........

Amsoil maybe?

Jen can get you set up.

Can I get an "A" for Amsoil?:D

avlube.com has Mobil's TES-295 Allison-approved version

I just bought Transynd for $32.48 a gallon in a 5 gallon bucket from an Allison dealer I found using the "dealer locator" on their website. Just call around...

Maybe some Amsoil Torque-Drive...........Amsoil? I dunno.......Amsoil possibly? No, I am not a rep.

Ohh... never mind...:rolleyes:

Ohh... never mind...:rolleyes:

Now THAT was funny....:drool:

Called a local GMC dealer today to get a gallon of the Transynd, he quoted me a price of $57. I'll just take a ride out to the Allison dealer about 50 miles from here and buy the 5 gallon bucket for around $145. This will be the third time I've drained the pan and changed about 5 filters so all I have left from the first 5 gallons is almost gone anyway.

So.......no Amsoil?:D

I think we get it. He asked for Transynd.

Awwwwww, c'mon...just having fun!:p:

Oh yeah, NO joking on the Diesel Forum!! This is a very serious place.

Awwwwww, c'mon...just having fun!:p:


You didn't use the "A" word! :eek:

a**hole? a**tard? a**bite? Which one?:) J/K Too much Coors and Robert Earl Keen tonight!:beerchug:

a**hole? a**tard? a**bite? Which one?:) J/K Too much Coors and Robert Earl Keen tonight!:beerchug:


A** oil ! :D

A** oil ! :D

:rotflmao::rotflmao::rotflmao:Dude, toooooooo FUNNY! Amsoil.....amsoil......AMSOIL! Woooo Hoooo!

Just now getting back on line. Been buisy lately at work. Bought Amsoil. Thanks for all the info. Still very new to this forum.

Not being so serious Byron, Every time I looked at this thread thought you had posted Amsoil again. I understand it's all in good fun.

The Allison 1000 is used in all of these GM vehicles and so is Transynd — check the site (see specs near bottom of page). http://www.gmc.com/mediumduty/topkick/4500/specsEngine_2.jsp?vehicle=4500

Applies only to 4500 + medium duty trucks. You'll notice there are also different Allisons to chose from

The Allison 1000 is used in all of these GM vehicles and so is Transynd — check the site (see specs near bottom of page). http://www.gmc.com/mediumduty/topkick/4500/specsEngine_2.jsp?veh (http://www.gmc.com/mediumduty/topkick/4500/specsEngine_2.jsp?vehicle=4500)
icle=4500 (http://www.gmc.com/mediumduty/topkick/4500/specsEngine_2.jsp?vehicle=4500)

and so is Amsoil.....:D:D

[QUOTE=JD4440;2559512]Applies only to 4500 + medium duty trucks. You'll notice there are also different Allisons to chose from[/QUOTE

The purpose of my post was only to show that GM trucks and other vehicles, above the 2400 and 3500 pickup series are using the Allison 1000 AND specifying Transynd. Thus, it is hard to see how there would ever be a warranty issue with Transynd. Too, it certainly suggests that Transynd is preferred in HD applications. I may be missing something, but there is no reference to Amsoil.