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SEARCHGeotab has integrated Allison Transmission’s vehicle diagnostics solution as a new add-on in the Geotab Marketplace, expanding its support of fourth and fifth-generation Allison transmissions.
Allison Connected Services is designed to help extend the performance and safety of medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles.
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Geotab has integrated Allison Transmission’s vehicle diagnostics solution as a new add-on in the Geotab Marketplace, expanding its support of fourth and fifth-generation Allison transmissions.
Allison Connected Services is designed to help extend the performance and safety of medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicles, according to Geotab. The solution offers insights on diagnostic and maintenance information such as oil and filter life, clutch health and transmission information.
Additionally, the service provides drivers with recommendations from Allison Transmission on the appropriate next steps to address maintenance requirements, including guidance to the nearest Allison dealer to have maintenance items addressed quickly and efficiently.
Allison Connected Services currently supports 1000 Series, 2000 Series, 3000 Series, 4000 Series and H40/50 EP utilizing 4th Generation Controls software from 2009 through 2017 and currently available Allison 5th Generation Controls software.
“We are proud to launch our partnership with Geotab as part of an ongoing journey to provide fleets with actionable information to support their fourth and fifth-generation Allison transmissions back to model year 2006,” said Branden Harbin, Allison Transmission managing director, global marketing.
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