Is anyone tracking their Explorer's transmission temperature by chance? My ScanGauge II is showing I get up as high as 193 degrees during some city-driving trips. That seems high to me, but I also don't see a transmission cooler on my ride.

My F350 would hold at 176 under all normal conditions and never got higher than maybe 190 (towing up a mountain pass with my 9,000 lb trailer).

Does anyone know the normal temp range for this thing?

 

Did you have to program your ScanGauge or did trans temp come up automatically?
Got a ScanGauge ll on my Expedition, may put it on the Wife's 2012 Explorer to check trans temp.

 

I don't remember. I had the SGII on my previous truck and I had to add a few gauges the first time around. The one I'm using might be a stock profile, or one I added.