tranny cooler - 2500HD 6.0l
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tranny cooler - 2500HD 6.0l
I replaced my tranny cooler this morning because of a leak that developed. I replaced it with a slightly larger sized one. I had to make a road trip of about 180 miles, half of which is up hill. By the time I arrived my temp had climbed to about 275 degrees. I typically never rose above 200? I cant figure out what I did wrong. I did add one quart of fluid and afterwards realized that it was a type 4 fluid. Would that be enough to cause the problem? Is it possible to get an air pocket in there or something? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks ahead of time!
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The only thing I can think of, is the tranny cooler that you replaced the stock one with, has a larger tube size thus flowing through the cooler faster than the stock one and not getting a chance to cool. Maybe?????
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