Detroit DT12 Automated Manual Transmission Now Available for DD13 Engine
Detroit, Mich.--Detroit Diesel Corp. announced that the Detroit DT12 automated manual transmission is now available for the Freightliner Cascadia equipped with the Detroit DD13 engine.
The Detroit DT12 automated manual transmission went into production earlier this year.
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Detroit--Detroit Diesel Corp. announced that the Detroit DT12 automated manual transmission is now available for the Freightliner Cascadia equipped with the Detroit DD13 engine.
The Detroit DT12 automated manual transmission went into production earlier this year.
The lighter-weight combination is well suited for regional haul, pick-up and delivery applications, say Detroit officials.
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