What transmission does a 2017 Duramax have?

What transmission does a 2017 Duramax have?

six-speed automatic transmission
The proven Allison 1000 six-speed automatic transmission is matched with the new Duramax 6.6L. A number of refinements have been made to accommodate the engine’s higher torque capacity, including a new torque converter.

When should I change my Allison Transmission fluid?

Allison says the fluid is good for 100,000 miles.

How much HP can a stock L5P handle?

The Stock Injection Pump Can Support 770rwhp! The Duramax benefits from a prototype S400 turbo kit with an S472 SX-E, 100-percent larger injectors from Exergy Performance and believe it or not, the factory lift pump and the stock HP4 Denso high-pressure fuel pump.

When did GM stop using the Allison Transmission?

GM sold Allison Transmission in 2007, although Duramax powered pickups continue to use their transmissions. Moderate changes have occurred to the transmission throughout the years however the platform itself has, for all intents and purposes, remained the same since 2001.

What makes Allison Transmission the best in the world?

At Allison Transmission, quality isn’t just a goal. It’s a promise—a promise to engineer the highest quality transmissions in the world. But this promise doesn’t end after the transmissions are sold. Allison ensures that our high quality transmissions endure with Allison Approved transmission fluids.

How does the Allison Transmission work for Duramax?

The Allison’s external filter eliminates the need to frequently service the internal filter and greatly reduces maintenance time/cost. It also relies on adaptive technology which integrates the transmission with the engine control module to continuously monitor driver input and calculate ideal shift strategies for the particular driving conditions.

Why was Allison TES 295 approved for transmission?

Because the specification was developed by people who know Allison best. Allison TES 295® approved fluids provide extended drain intervals and offer thermal and viscosity advantages over conventional petroleum based fluids, as well as other synthetic fluids.