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Transmission temp?
Whats a good temperature for my transmission temp to run at? Anything under 140? Thanks.
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140-160*
when it gets close to 180* is when you gotta start really watching it! |
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yeah, x2, anything above 230 its cooking and i would shut down
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With a stock cooler it's going to run about 80-100* hotter than ambient temp.
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80-100 above ambient temps is normal.
220 is where lubricity of fluid starts breaking down exponentially and varnish forms. |
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I live in Louisiana where it's 100+ in the summer so when I start my truck in the afternoon the fluid temp is already 90* is their a cooler on the market that will stop the fluid temp from going 40-50* above ambient
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40-50* above ambient (even at 100* ambient temp) is still well within normal opperating range. There's really no reason to worry until it climbs into the 200* range.
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When I had just the stock cooler my temps would hit 170-180 with just the truck. With the 2nd cooler and towing 16k I'm now hit 180-200*
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try the cooler from a v10 or 6.0, trucool has a pretty good product out, and there is what ryan used and thats the transcooler off a military hummer
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This is the one I'm thinking about if I stay with a auto I might do a ZF5 swap
Tru-Cool MAX transmission cooler *without external cold weather thermal bypass | Tru Cool Heavy Duty | Transmission Parts by Bulkpart |
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