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What is your question?
My Allison transmission shifts out fine when driving under normal conditions but when I have to accelerate fast and push the throttle to the floor, the transmission acts like it is slipping and will not stop until I let off of the throttle. The temperature of the transmission never gets over 150 degrees and it doesn't appear to sound or feel like a mechanical problem. It is also full of fluid. Basically if you hit passing gear the engine revs up and the truck will not accelerate until I let off on the throttle. What is the problem? Thanks
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Hard to know what the problem is, but I would start by checking for diagnostic trouble codes, checking for any related service bulletins from GM, and check to see that the software in the transmission control module is up to date. This will need to go to a dealer for this, or to an independent shop that can perform all of these tasks.
I had the exact same problem with my 02 chevy. The problem was not with the transmission it was the fuel filter. I changed the fuel filter and it runs fine now.
Found that out myself. I just decided to change the fuel filter before I took it to the dealer and was blown away when that fixed it. I bought the truck used and had no idea how long it had been since the fuel filter had been changed.