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    2024 Kenworth T680 Transmission & Axle Gear Ratios

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    Comprehensive guide to gear ratios in the 2024 Kenworth T680 for optimal performance and efficiency.

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    Transmission gear ratios

    The 2024 Kenworth T680 offers a variety of transmission options to suit different applications, from long-haul efficiency to heavy-duty hauling. The most common transmissions are automated manual transmissions (AMTs) from PACCAR (TX-12, TX-18) and Eaton (Endurant, UltraShift Plus), as well as a range of manual transmissions.

    PACCAR TX-12 Automated Manual Transmission

    The PACCAR TX-12 is a 12-speed automated manual transmission designed for fuel efficiency in line-haul applications.

    GearRatio
    1st16.88
    2nd12.90
    3rd9.87
    4th7.57
    5th5.86
    6th4.54
    7th3.51
    8th2.70
    9th2.08
    10th1.62
    11th1.25
    12th0.97
    Reverse17.50

    PACCAR TX-18 Automated Manual Transmission

    The PACCAR TX-18 is an 18-speed automated manual transmission, offering more versatility for demanding applications with higher GVW and GCW.

    GearRatio
    1st16.86
    2nd14.15
    3rd11.83
    4th9.92
    5th8.30
    6th6.96
    7th5.82
    8th4.87
    9th4.08
    10th3.42
    11th2.86
    12th2.40
    13th2.01
    14th1.68
    15th1.41
    16th1.18
    17th1.00
    18th0.84
    Reverse17.65

    Eaton Endurant XD/XD Pro Automated Manual Transmission

    Eaton's Endurant series, particularly the XD and XD Pro, are popular choices for their efficiency and performance.

    GearRatio
    1st14.40
    2nd11.23
    3rd8.75
    4th6.82
    5th5.31
    6th4.14
    7th3.22
    8th2.51
    9th1.95
    10th1.52
    11th1.18
    12th0.92
    Reverse15.00

    Available axle ratios

    The 2024 Kenworth T680 offers a wide range of axle ratios to optimize for specific operational needs, balancing between fuel efficiency and pulling power.

    RatioAvailable With (Engine/Trim/Package)RPO/Axle CodeBest For
    2.26PACCAR MX-13, MX-11 (Efficiency Packages)Often indicated on build sheetBest for maximum fuel economy, light loads, flat terrain
    2.47PACCAR MX-13, MX-11 (Standard/Efficiency)Often indicated on build sheetExcellent fuel economy, general freight, moderate terrain
    2.64PACCAR MX-13, MX-11 (Balanced Packages)Often indicated on build sheetGood balance of fuel economy and performance
    2.79Cummins X15 (Efficiency Series)Often indicated on build sheetBalanced performance, versatile for various applications
    3.08Cummins X15 (Performance & Vocational)Often indicated on build sheetBetter pulling power, moderate grades, heavier loads
    3.25Cummins X15 (Vocational/Heavy Haul)Often indicated on build sheetStrong pulling power, hilly terrain, construction/vocational
    3.42Cummins X15 (Heavy Haul/Specialty)Often indicated on build sheetMaximum pulling power, severe grades, heavy equipment transport

    How to identify your axle ratio

    Identifying the axle ratio in your 2024 Kenworth T680 is crucial for maintenance, repairs, and understanding your truck's capabilities. Unlike some passenger vehicles, commercial trucks often have the axle ratio clearly listed on the build sheet or line-setting ticket, which should be with the vehicle's documentation.

    For Kenworth trucks, the most reliable way to find your axle ratio is to consult the manufacturer's data plate or sticker, usually located on the driver's side door jamb or inside the glove compartment. This sticker will contain a wealth of information, including the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), gross vehicle weight ratings (GVWR), and often, a series of codes related to axles and other drivetrain components. Look for an "Axle Code" or "Ratio" entry. You may need to cross-reference this code with a Kenworth parts catalog or contact a dealership with your VIN to fully decipher it.

    Another method, although less common for newer trucks, is to check for an axle tag on the differential housing itself. This metal tag, if present, will typically be bolted to the differential cover and will have the axle ratio stamped on it. Be aware that this tag can be difficult to read due to grime, rust, or damage.

    Finally, a VIN decoder service can sometimes provide axle ratio information, especially if it

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    Brake Pad & Rotor Specs

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    Battery Size & Group

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    A/C Refrigerant & Oil

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    Bulb Sizes (Headlight, Tail, Fog)

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    Factory Maintenance Schedule

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    Wheel Alignment Specifications

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    Paint Color Codes

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    Wiper Blade Sizes

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    Spark Plug Type & Gap

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    Key Fob Programming

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