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ALLISON 29542920 Transmission Valve Body Gasket for Allison HD/B500 Lower Channel

ALLISON 29542920 Transmission Valve Body Gasket for Allison HD/B500 Lower Channel

Name: Allison 29542920 Transmission Valve Body Gasket for Allison HD/B500 Lower Channel
SKU: 29542920
Price: 91.49 USD
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Allison 29542920 Automatic Transmission Valve Body Gasket Transmission Valve Body Gasket for Allison HD/B500 Lower Channel

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ALLISON 29542920 Part Description

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ALLISON

Features & Benefits

Passage layout corresponds to the lower valve-body mating surface
Lower-channel position identifies this gasket within the valve-body stack
Targets the lower-channel gasket position for hydraulic control service
Matches Allison HD and B500 series transmission applications

Allison Automatic Transmission Valve Body Gasket

Sealing the lower hydraulic-control channel is the job of the Allison Automatic Transmission Valve Body Gasket. Its passage layout follows the lower valve-body mating surface used on Allison HD and B500 series transmissions, which is the detail that makes the position meaningful. Upper sealing layers occupy different positions within the hydraulic control stack, leaving this gasket specific to the lower channel. Pairing the transmission family with the channel position gives the Allison 29542920 two concrete checks technicians can use before reassembly.

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ALLISON 29542920 Manufacturer Information

Allison Transmission® is the largest manufacturer of commercial-duty automatic transmissions and hybrid propulsion systems for various applications, including medium and heavy duty commercial vehicles and city buses. It was initially founded over 100 years ago by James Allison to help fund and build the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. But in 1960, it became highly recognized when it launched the world's first fully automatic transmission for commercial vehicles. This has paved the way for Allison to become what it is today—a world-renowned company that helps improve the way the world works. It attributes its success to its products, world-class processes, and people.