Those early autoshifts are just a manual transmission with an ECM, an electric shifter(it uses electric motors and jack-screws), and some extra wiring. The clutch is the same as any manual transmission. The cost to replace the clutch is the same as a manual transmission. If they try to charge you more, they're ripping you off.
Meritor made an competitor to the early autoshifts that had an air-operated shifter. I don't know what it was called, and I've never messed with one. Now Meritor has the Freedomline transmission, and it does have a unique clutch.
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I think the devil drives a T2000.
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