Normal Trans Temp While Towing at Marie Rogers blog

Normal Trans Temp While Towing. 2001 suburban lt 2wd, 5.3, v8. Driving at 65mph, air temp in the 90's, towing about 11,000 lbs with my 6.7 f350 i am seeing what seem to me to be high transmission temperatures. The optimal temperature range for transmission fluid is 175 to 220 degrees. This is roughly the same temperature as the engine bay itself. Most modern automatic transmissions are meant to operate at temperatures between 175 and 225 degrees fahrenheit. If it gets any hotter. Above that, for every 20 degrees bad things happen, starting with formation of varnish at 240 degrees, followed. I shoot for max of 190f on trans fluid temp esp when towing. A typical transmission temperature for a pickup truck towing a medium load is typically between 190 to 200 degrees fahrenheit. That said, this temperature will be increased while towing due to the added strain the trailer has on the vehicle's transmission but a good rule of thumb is. What is a normal transmission temperature when towing a trailer? Same as the engine coolant. Towing through the hills which are up and down, now i see. The transmission temperature gauge normally rides to just the left edge of the symbol in the gauge.

If it gets any hotter. This is roughly the same temperature as the engine bay itself. The transmission temperature gauge normally rides to just the left edge of the symbol in the gauge. What is a normal transmission temperature when towing a trailer? Towing through the hills which are up and down, now i see. Driving at 65mph, air temp in the 90's, towing about 11,000 lbs with my 6.7 f350 i am seeing what seem to me to be high transmission temperatures. I shoot for max of 190f on trans fluid temp esp when towing. 2001 suburban lt 2wd, 5.3, v8. Above that, for every 20 degrees bad things happen, starting with formation of varnish at 240 degrees, followed. Same as the engine coolant.

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Normal Trans Temp While Towing I shoot for max of 190f on trans fluid temp esp when towing. 2001 suburban lt 2wd, 5.3, v8. What is a normal transmission temperature when towing a trailer? A typical transmission temperature for a pickup truck towing a medium load is typically between 190 to 200 degrees fahrenheit. Most modern automatic transmissions are meant to operate at temperatures between 175 and 225 degrees fahrenheit. Above that, for every 20 degrees bad things happen, starting with formation of varnish at 240 degrees, followed. That said, this temperature will be increased while towing due to the added strain the trailer has on the vehicle's transmission but a good rule of thumb is. The optimal temperature range for transmission fluid is 175 to 220 degrees. This is roughly the same temperature as the engine bay itself. Same as the engine coolant. The transmission temperature gauge normally rides to just the left edge of the symbol in the gauge. If it gets any hotter. I shoot for max of 190f on trans fluid temp esp when towing. Driving at 65mph, air temp in the 90's, towing about 11,000 lbs with my 6.7 f350 i am seeing what seem to me to be high transmission temperatures. Towing through the hills which are up and down, now i see.