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Tranny temp ?
i dont have a problem just a curiousity is it normal for the temps on a 4R100 to be about 100 degrees above outside air temp. today for example it was 85 degrees out and my tranny temp was about 170 no trailer just cruising at 70 down the highway. The heaviest thing in the truck was the cooler full of Natty
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Sounds cool man let me know
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