over heating
#4
03-27-2008 | 10:00 AM
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RE: over heating
Overheating a trans is one of the worst things you can do to it. That's why I definetly recommend a trans temp gauge. I can't beleive these trucks didn't come from the factory with one. The trans temp light comes on at 275. That is already well beyond any temp I am comfortable with. The one time my trans temp light came on (back before I had a gauge to watch the temps), I had to have the trans rebuild about 2 weeks later. Luckily, I had a warrantly at the time.
#6
03-27-2008 | 10:59 AM
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RE: over heating
ORIGINAL: Silver_Dodge
Overheating a trans is one of the worst things you can do to it. That's why I definetly recommend a trans temp gauge. I can't beleive these trucks didn't come from the factory with one. The trans temp light comes on at 275. That is already well beyond any temp I am comfortable with. The one time my trans temp light came on (back before I had a gauge to watch the temps), I had to have the trans rebuild about 2 weeks later. Luckily, I had a warrantly at the time.
Overheating a trans is one of the worst things you can do to it. That's why I definetly recommend a trans temp gauge. I can't beleive these trucks didn't come from the factory with one. The trans temp light comes on at 275. That is already well beyond any temp I am comfortable with. The one time my trans temp light came on (back before I had a gauge to watch the temps), I had to have the trans rebuild about 2 weeks later. Luckily, I had a warrantly at the time.