Electronics Upgrade Kit Allison Conversion 68RFE

Features:

• Seamless integration of 2006–2010 Allison 6-speed into 2015–2025 RAM 6.7L Cummins trucks originally equipped with 68RFE

• ATS TRANSLator module enables full OEM functionality: tow/haul, tap shifting, cruise control, and more

• Plug-and-play wiring harness for simplified installation

• Supports re-flash to AS68RC/AS69RC calibration for correct engine communication

• Restores lost functions typically affected by transmission swaps:

  • Remote start

  • Backup camera

  • Speedometer accuracy

  • 4x4 low range

  • PRND 1–6 display

• Designed for use with ATS cast Cummins bellhousing and Allison transmission housing

• Compatible with factory fuel line and wiring bracket locations

Electronics Upgrade Kit Allison Conversion 68RFE

This ATS Electronics Upgrade Kit is designed to modernize and optimize existing Allison 6-speed conversions in 68RFE-equipped Cummins-powered RAMs. By integrating ATS's proprietary TRANSLator control module, this package bridges the gap between the Allison TCM and your truck's BCM and ECM, ensuring your Ram drives and behaves exactly like it did from the factory, even after the transmission swap.

Reliability & Integration:

Unlike generic conversions, this electronics upgrade preserves or restores OEM functions that often fail with standard Allison swaps. From push-button start to range selection, tap shifting, and tow-haul mode, this kit ensures everything works as intended. It's a must-have for anyone seeking true plug-and-play functionality in an Allison-swapped RAM.

Fitment:
2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025 RAM 2500/3500 6.7L Cummins originally equipped with a 68RFE, now using a 2006–2010 Allison 6-Speed transmission

Warranty:
Includes ATS’s standard 5-year warranty

Fitment Notes:

• Designed specifically for use with ATS’s Allison swap system and components

• Engine reflash to AS68RC/AS69RC required (using factory scan tool)

• For 2WD and 4WD applications using compatible Allison donor transmissions