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  1. Mike L.

    Allison cooler for 2016 LML

    EPC fooler will cause higher trans temps by quite a bit, but it will help the Alli last longer under higher power.
  2. Mike L.

    Trans hardline size

    5/8
  3. Mike L.

    Trans build IMO getting hot.

    You have their new style cooler, believe it is chinese, not very good. Flipping it does no good. As far as your lines; make sure you got the lines with the larger hose ends. The smaller ones are a bottle neck and will run hot.
  4. Mike L.

    Trans build IMO getting hot.

    Could be your problem.
  5. Mike L.

    Trans build IMO getting hot.

    Which trans cooler are you running now?
  6. Mike L.

    Allison cooler for 2016 LML

    Does it have a TCM tune or Main Mod solenoid fooler?
  7. Mike L.

    How did you get into your career?

    Jon, you might just be the smartest person I have ever met. We talked a few times about a lot of things and I told you that I learned something every time we talked. You returned the compliment and I must say it moved me coming from you. Thank you my friend. We need to talk more often.
  8. Mike L.

    Mike L Transmission

    Nothing for the L5P or LML.
  9. Mike L.

    LMM P0878

    I would change the pressure switch manifold and internal harness first.
  10. Mike L.

    Need help identifying a serial number on an Allison transmission

    06 is year D is month 24 is day
  11. Mike L.

    Trans fluid high

    Don't believe eveything you read no matter who wrote it. I always put 6 quarts in and start adding and checking till I'm at the half point on the hot grid.
  12. Mike L.

    Just saw this about Rick Fletes!

    Congrats
  13. Mike L.

    Trans build IMO getting hot.

    Lifted trucks also run hotter.
  14. Mike L.

    Trans build IMO getting hot.

    Forgot to add that they should both be hot with the return being a little cooler.
  15. Mike L.

    Trans build IMO getting hot.

    228 is too hot. Duplicate your 228 temp when you get a chance and then pull over and touch each cooler line at the cooler and see if the out line ( driver side ) is slightly cooler than the in line ( passenger side ). This should give you and idea if the cooler is flowing.