


Complete overhaul kit for the 2006-up six-speed Allison 1000, 2000 and 2400 behind the Duramax: frictions, steels, pistons, seals and gaskets for a full rebuild.
This is a complete overhaul kit for the six-speed Allison 1000, 2000, and 2400 automatics, the LCT family that lives behind the 6.6L Duramax in GM 2500 and 3500 pickups and under a long list of medium-duty chassis. Allison switched these boxes from five forward speeds to six in the 2006 model year and changed the clutch pack layout and friction material when they did, so this 2006-and-up kit is the correct match for the six-speed trucks rather than the earlier five-speed.
The kit carries the wear parts you replace on a full teardown: the friction clutch plates and their matching steels for the C1 through C5 clutches, the bonded pistons and lip seals, the sealing rings, O-rings, and thrust washers, and the complete gasket set. That is enough to reface every clutch pack and reseal the unit on the bench, not just do a quick soft-parts refresh.
Reach for it when a high-mileage Allison starts slipping, hangs up on engagement, bangs the 1-2 or shifts harsh, or shudders through converter lockup from clutch material contaminating the fluid. Those are the frictions and seals wearing out, and this kit puts fresh ones back in. Plan on supplying the torque converter, filter, and fluid separately, along with any solenoids or hard parts your inspection turns up.
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