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Old 09-29-2020, 10:56 AM   #1
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Used AT2000 and T444e Parts near Atlanta

Hi. I have a used Allison AT2000 transmission, working when pulled from a bad T444e engine. Also have many parts from the T444e, including injectors, turbo, radiator, fan, compressor, engine computer, wiring harness, block, etc.

Bus was a 2001 International 3800 dog-nosed.

Located near Atlanta, GA.
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Old 09-29-2020, 11:48 AM   #2
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Hi. I have a used Allison AT2000 transmission, working when pulled from a bad T444e engine. Also have many parts from the T444e, including injectors, turbo, radiator, fan, compressor, engine computer, wiring harness, block, etc.

Bus was a 2001 International 3800 dog-nosed.

Located near Atlanta, GA.
What are you wanting for it?
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Old 09-29-2020, 04:17 PM   #3
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any Air conditioner compressor brackets from the 444E? im looking for the dual-stacked compressor mounts
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Old 09-29-2020, 04:17 PM   #4
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what happened to the engine? flat lifter? drop a valve?
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Old 09-29-2020, 05:51 PM   #5
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is the transmission, TCM, connecting cables all there?
if so ? what price for those?
not that far from atlanta.
i would like to know about the motor as well.
what happened to it if you know?
you have the stuff out so you know wrenches?
i could be interested in all but i would like to know about the motor issue?
i bring this up because i have seen a tranny issue overheating the motor with the integrated radiator mess to many times.
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Old 09-30-2020, 07:10 AM   #6
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any Air conditioner compressor brackets from the 444E? im looking for the dual-stacked compressor mounts
I'm sure I have that, but wouldn't know exactly what it looks like. PM me and we'll coordinate a video call.
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Old 09-30-2020, 07:12 AM   #7
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what happened to that engine? im curious because I have a 444E and like to hear of when they fail so I can do checks on mine / preventative
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what happened to the engine? flat lifter? drop a valve?
I'm not sure. I got it at auction, and the school district said vaguely "needs new pistons", but it looks to me like they weren't using the bus, let it sit, then eventually started pulling parts off of it as spares for the other buses. There were no obvious signs of failure like leaks or coolant in the oil.
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Old 09-30-2020, 07:13 AM   #9
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is the transmission, TCM, connecting cables all there?
if so ? what price for those?
not that far from atlanta.
i would like to know about the motor as well.
what happened to it if you know?
you have the stuff out so you know wrenches?
i could be interested in all but i would like to know about the motor issue?
i bring this up because i have seen a tranny issue overheating the motor with the integrated radiator mess to many times.
I'm not sure, but it should all be there, as the transmission was bolted to the engine until last week. PM me to coordinate a video call, and I'll show you what I have.
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Old 09-30-2020, 07:17 AM   #10
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prob a bad injector.. easiest way to destroy one of these is to get a bad injector and keep running it.. fuel will fill up the oil pan and wash out the rings and bearings and then you have excessive blow-by and low oil pressure... ive seen it on more than one.. actually kind of looking for a good engine for a friend's bus that has the issue I described..



engine riuns great but has 15 PSI poil pressure warmed up and enough blow-by to fog for mosquitos out the draft tube.. and a bad #8 injector...
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Old 09-30-2020, 07:25 AM   #11
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what happened to that engine? im curious because I have a 444E and like to hear of when they fail so I can do checks on mine / preventative
I'm not sure. I got it at auction, and the school district said vaguely "needs new pistons", but it looks to me like they weren't using the bus, let it sit, then eventually started pulling parts off of it as spares for the other buses. There were no obvious signs of failure like leaks or coolant in the oil.
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Old 09-30-2020, 07:29 AM   #12
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prob a bad injector.. easiest way to destroy one of these is to get a bad injector and keep running it.. fuel will fill up the oil pan and wash out the rings and bearings and then you have excessive blow-by and low oil pressure... ive seen it on more than one.. actually kind of looking for a good engine for a friend's bus that has the issue I described..



engine riuns great but has 15 PSI poil pressure warmed up and enough blow-by to fog for mosquitos out the draft tube.. and a bad #8 injector...
I have the injectors out, and was planning to sell those separately, or keep as spares in case I ever lose one. Was also planning to pull the CPS, IPR, etc.
Other than that, if you want the engine block and all internals, I'll sell that for $200.
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Old 09-30-2020, 09:48 AM   #13
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I want a known good long block with turbo ..


from yours, if it had A/C with dual compressors im interested in the mounting brackets and add-on pulleys...
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