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tranny temps with stall
#12
Originally Posted by gamedawgx53
mine is 135* stock cooler yanktt3000
it seems like the y pipe directly under the pan
would contribute to some heat also
it seems like the y pipe directly under the pan
would contribute to some heat also
#13
What's everybody using as a guage to get their numbers? I have a Denali cluster, but if the trans temp guage is anything like the coolant temp guage, it's less than accurate. this winter, I barely saw 150*, last summer I had it close to 210* a few times. Normally it's between 150* and 180* with mild driving on a nice day.
#17
now with 90plus weather Im seeing 200 and 220 if it sits in traffic on a hot day. cooling fan is allready in the works. Ive talked to several people and GM has designed these tranny to work within 150 to 230 as normal operating temps.
#18
150 for me with a 40,000GCVW cooler btw the B&Ms are only like 22,000. It pays to get a bigger cooler. Even when beating on my truck in 90* weather it goes up to 160* and thats it. I had it up to 165* one time but thats was pulling a trailer with 6000#s of weight on it. Stock according to the esc cluster it was a little over 200*.
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