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On flat sections of southern Wyoming highway, my transmission was sticking at 219° F pulling my bumper pull toy hauler that likely weighed in at 8,000 lbs. In this case, it was all about frontal area, wind direction and MPH. It was a straight-on headwind. The front of my toy hauler isn't small and I was driving at 65 to 70 MPH.
Once I changed travel direction, I wasn't fighting a headwind and the transmission temperature dropped down down far enough that the numerical value was no longer shown.
Going up Togwotee Pass from the west side, My engine oil hit 246° F and the transmission hit 235° F. Other than the very loud engine fan, the truck didn't seem to mind.
Good info RPFB.
I am wondering also if possibly the two transmissions are in reality identical and the 2015 version was capable of these temps and only set up to do so in 2017.
Towing from Houston to Fort Walton in July at 75 mph and 5,000lb boat transmission temps were at 195F and never varied. Oil temp was 210F and coolant temp was 199F.
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