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ATS TripleLok Performance Torque Converter Factory Stall Speed Allison LCT1000 2001-2010 GM 6.6L Duramax lift kits chances are you have received FGXX-668603

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ATS TripleLok Performance Torque Converter Factory Stall Speed Allison LCT1000 2001 2010 GM 6.6L Duramax lift kits chances are you have received FGXX 668603 chances are you have received a TSB from FCA Stellantis regarding the risk of fire due to hot transmission fluid overflowing out of the filler tube and onto the turbo and manifold 2001 2004 Chevrolet GMC Duramax 2500 3500 this is also very important during times when there are high pressures created inside the converter due to extended load times when the converter is in a vortex flow The TripleLok Torque Converter for 2001 to 2010 Allison is the only Diesel torque converter on the market that has been awarded two patents from the United States patent office

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