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Here’s a whole section on Allison Transmission Problems.Ĭommon 2006 Silverado Transmission Problems

MW7 or W74- Allison Transmission, It’s very likely that the diesel Silverado will have one of these transmissions.

MT1– This is the 4L80E automatic transmission.

It is a four speed overdrive transmission.

M30– This is the 4L60E automatic transmission.

M32– This will be the 4L65E transmission, which is an upgraded version of the 4L60E.

It is the only manual available for the 2006 Silverado.

MG5– This is the NV3500 manual transmission.

The transmission options that were available to the 2006 Silverado were as follows: Use the RPO codes in your glove compartment to determine which transmission you need to troubleshoot. is a great resource to lookup all the codes for your Silverado beyond the transmission codes that are listed above. You’ll find everything you’d want to know the options on your truck from this list. The RPO codes are a list of production options that are printed and stuck in your truck s inner glove compartment when it is manufactured. The easiest and quickest way to go about determining this is by RPO codes. It is necessary to determine what kind of transmission is in the truck. The 2006 Silverado was a carryover from the 2005 model year.

Below, you’ll find a ton of troubleshooting your transmission problems. It is hitting the point that your 2006 Silverado may be having transmission problems. There was a limited run of “classic” Silverados than ran in the next model year. The 2006 Chevrolet Silverado was the last full model year of the GMT800 platform.