Allison Push Button Shifter 29507949 Wtec 2 Green Display on 2040-parts.com
Meridian, Idaho, US
Brand new WTEC 2 shifter for Allison world transmissions. This unit is for 1991-1998 transmissions with a green display. If your display is red, this is not the correct unit for you.
Sorry, no returns, as this product is a new electrical component. Do your diagnosis first!
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