WTEC 2 ECU 29517003

Code: 29517003-R

Model Years: 1992-1999 approximately. Could overlap in some model year equipment.

Reaction Force LLC provides FREE BENCH TESTING and over-the-phone diagnostics. Questions about your ECU? Call us at (503) 862-6322.

Common search terms or alternate part numbers for WTEC 2 ECU.

  • 29517003
  • 29517001
  • R29517003
  • WTEC 2 ECU
  • World Series transmission ECU
  • Allison Computer
  • WTECH 2 ECU
  • WTEC 2 TCM
  • Allison Transmission WTEC II (2) ECU

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Description

Allison Transmission part# 29517003

WTEC 2 ECU (ECU Only – Shift pad sold separately). Condition: Reman

Your WTEC 2 ECU will show up ready to install and drive! We just need your CIN (calibration identification number) off your current unit. Ideally if you could send pics to parts@reactionforcellc.com we can get the unit ready for you.

6 month warranty (refund or exchange)

 

Important notice about this item: We offer free diagnosis and bench testing of your unit. All you pay is shipping. Send us your unit and we will put it on our custom bench and test unit for functionality and codes. You will receive a comprehensive report telling you of our findings. This will give you the assurance that you made the right choice! All testing will be performed within same day of receiving item. If unit is found to be in good working order we will advise fixes for any codes that are present including troubleshoot steps and wiring drawings. FREE!

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WTEC II and III diagnostic code list

6900 Series codes (WTEC II – Shift selector or TCM related)

These typically indicate internal control module or communication issues:

  • 6927 – Shift selector communications fault – Usually indicates a dead or unresponsive shift pad; most common cause is a failed TCM.

  • 6928 – Shift selector pushbutton fault – One or more buttons on the shift pad are not functioning properly.

  • 6929 – Shift selector display fault – Display is not responding or showing incorrect information.

  • 6934 – TCM initialization fault – The TCM is not initializing properly at power-up, could be due to internal failure or corrupted data.

6600 Series codes (internal ECU failure / TCM logic faults)

These usually point to a failing or failed TCM:

  • 6613 – EEPROM fault – Memory section in TCM that stores data is corrupt or unreadable.

  • 6614 – Checksum error – Indicates data integrity problem in the TCM software.

  • 6616 – Processor fault – Internal TCM processor not functioning correctly.

  • 6617 – Watchdog timer fault – Internal software monitoring detected a crash or freeze.

  • 6618 – RAM fault – Temporary memory within the TCM is defective.

3500 Series Codes (power interruption / power supply issues)

These codes suggest problems with power reaching or staying stable at the TCM:

  • 3511 – Battery voltage too high – May indicate alternator overcharging or faulty voltage regulation.

  • 3512 – Battery voltage too low – Could result from poor battery condition, faulty alternator, or weak electrical connections.

  • 3513 – Power interruption during operation – Sudden loss of power to TCM; often caused by wiring faults or loose connectors.

  • 3514 – Power loss during programming – TCM lost power while being programmed; may result in corrupted memory.

  • 3515 – TCM power-up failure – TCM did not receive stable voltage during startup; wiring or internal fault.

 

People also ask (FAQs)

What vehicles are compatible with the Allison 29517003 TCM?

Transit buses, refuse trucks, fire and emergency vehicles, and other medium/heavy-duty trucks using WTEC II systems.

Do I need to program the TCM before installation?

Yes, calibration to your vehicle’s specs is required.

What are common symptoms of a failing TCM?

Erratic shifting, stuck in gear, warning lights, delayed engagement.

Can I install the TCM myself, or do I need a professional?

DIY is possible but professional install/programming is recommended.

What preliminary checks should I perform before replacing the TCM?

Inspect wiring, check for moisture, confirm voltage, and inspect grounds.

What is the warranty on the remanufactured 29517003 TCM?

6-month warranty, refund or exchange from Reaction Force. Review the Reaction Force LLC warranty policy.

How do I return my old TCM core?

Short Answer: Use the provided shipping instructions for a core refund.

 

Core deposit policy – parts

Priced without core deposit. Core deposit is fully refundable once complete, “like for like” unit is returned to Reaction Force LLC. Buyer pays return shipping and is responsible for any loss of item during shipping. If the unit returned is incomplete or not “like for like” a pro-rated refund will be applied.

Please see our warranty, shipping, refund, and return policies.

Model years 1991 – 1999 approximately. (May overlap in some model year equipment.)

Additional information

Weight 4 lbs
Dimensions 10 × 10 × 6 in
Product Overview

Allison Transmission ECU Max 29517003 – WTEC II TCM The Allison 29517003 is a WTEC II Electronic Control Module (ECU/TCM) designed for medium and heavy-duty applications. This remanufactured unit has been bench-tested to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

Applications for 29517003

This ECU is compatible with various Allison transmission models, including: MD 3000 Series HD 4000 Series B400/B500 Series

Commonly found in

Motorhomes Transit buses Refuse trucks Fire and emergency vehicles Construction equipment Heavy-duty commercial trucks

Common Symptoms of a Failing TCM

If you're experiencing any of the following issues, your TCM may be the culprit: Erratic or harsh shifting Stuck in a single gear or limp mode Transmission warning light illuminated Delayed gear engagement Inability to shift into certain gears

Preliminary Checks Before Replacement

Before replacing the TCM, consider these steps: Inspect Wiring Harness: Make sure connectors are secure and free from corrosion. Check for Moisture: Look for water intrusion in the TCM housing. Battery Voltage: Ensure battery voltage is within the correct range. Ground Connections: All ground points should be clean and properly connected. If problems continue, Reaction Force can help with diagnostics and repairs. Call or text us today.

Superseded part numbers

29507945 29507948 29510419 29510422 29510423 29511200 29511201 29511202 29511212 29511839 2951840 29511841 29511843 29513411 29514525 29514526 29514527 R29514527 29516997 29516998 29516999 29517001 29517002 29517003 R29517003 29524009 29524010 29524774 29524775 29527449 29542075

Installation notes

Disconnect vehicle battery before installation TCM must be programmed after install to match the vehicle’s configuration Professional installation and programming are recommended

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Reaction Force provides FREE BENCH TESTS and over the phone diagnostics for Allison Transmission parts. We also offer installation services for Allison transmissions and parts. Whether you're troubleshooting or ready to install, our expert techs are ready to help. Call or text to schedule: (917) 216-9743 or (360) 607-8921

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