Auto tranny temp is too low?
08-05-2003, 10:06 AM
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Auto tranny temp is too low?
I have a 1996 gle, and recently installed a B&M cooler (planning a vb mod). i also installed a tranny temp gauge, but it usually is 110-130 on the highway, and never past ~150 in the city traffic. is that ok?
08-05-2003, 12:45 PM
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Originally posted by njmaxseltd
Doe's your OD kicking on once the tranny is up to tmep? If so, then your running at a good temp. If it's to cold, OD will not activate.
Doe's your OD kicking on once the tranny is up to tmep? If so, then your running at a good temp. If it's to cold, OD will not activate.
08-05-2003, 12:50 PM
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Re: Auto tranny temp is too low?
Make sure your tranny temp sender is grounded well. The better the ground the more accurate the reading would be.
Originally posted by dmBK
I have a 1996 gle, and recently installed a B&M cooler (planning a vb mod). i also installed a tranny temp gauge, but it usually is 110-130 on the highway, and never past ~150 in the city traffic. is that ok?
I have a 1996 gle, and recently installed a B&M cooler (planning a vb mod). i also installed a tranny temp gauge, but it usually is 110-130 on the highway, and never past ~150 in the city traffic. is that ok?
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