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For those of you that have it....have you noticed if your trans temp guage takes a while to get off the peg? Mine will sometimes stay on the peg until I'm almost to work (about 6 miles).. If I drop the hammer just a little and let it down shift and accelerate then the guage moves into the normal range. Sound like a problem? BTW, I haven't towed with it yet.
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sounds normal... mine is the same way..
the fluid has to warm up...
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Mine moves around the same distance. Must be normal.
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Mine usually takes a vew miles to get off the peg as well. I agree it's normal.
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OK thanks for the info, I won't sweat it unless it quits altogether. Ya'll been a big help.
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I can add another data point to the "mine does the same thing" column.
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Dito on mine aswell.
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mine too
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Normal....unlike your engine coolant...trans does not have a thermostat to prevent fluid flow to the cooler.
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Stubbs wrote:
| Normal....unlike your engine coolant...trans does not have a thermostat to prevent fluid flow to the cooler. |
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Same here...I agree....Transmission cooling is a whole different animal.......
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