Transmission Temp Question....
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Transmission Temp Question....
Been a few years since I've ventured onto FTE. Traded in the 03' 6.0l with 333k miles, on a 13' F250 6.2l demo......it's gasoline/CNG. Had 5k miles on it when I bought it, it has 10k now, and no complaints. My question, is it normal for this transmission to run 200-207 degrees running down the highway on a 50 degree day?
My 6.0l and 7.3l's, the transmissions never ran even close to that, even when towing.
My 6.0l and 7.3l's, the transmissions never ran even close to that, even when towing.
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As per TDeisel's post
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13528198
I usually run around 190°F for my truck and the most I ever saw was 210°F towing my trailer up a long grade for 5 or so miles on a warm summer's day. However no long grades, I generally ran mid to upper 190s range while towing the trailer.
IOW, you're fine.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post13528198
I usually run around 190°F for my truck and the most I ever saw was 210°F towing my trailer up a long grade for 5 or so miles on a warm summer's day. However no long grades, I generally ran mid to upper 190s range while towing the trailer.
IOW, you're fine.
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