4x4 trans heat
Thread Starter
|
Lead Driver
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 9,399
Likes: 188
From: Norco,CA
4x4 trans heat
While in 4 wheel drive low only, and heavy load, or up high steep grades in cold wheather the trans heat always climbs. In cold weather just the truck, 10 mph 220 f. In the sand with trailer, rev's some time to keep on top, I let it stand at a stop, pegged the gauge and dumped 3 quarts fluid. Any others have this problem. Is there a better tork converter that locks better?. Thanks for your in put guys!!! My truck 99 ps cc lb 4x4 auto trans.
FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 161,999
Likes: 75
From: 3rd Rock
...Welcome to Ford Truck Enthusiasts! Take a moment to read the Guidelines, it will help you to navigate through and understand this site.
Stick around someone will be by shortly to answer your question.
We are happy you have chosen the best source for Fords!
Enjoy FTE....and
JOIN CLUB FTE -SUPPORT THE FORUMS!
…..See you on the boards.
Stick around someone will be by shortly to answer your question.
We are happy you have chosen the best source for Fords!
Enjoy FTE....and
JOIN CLUB FTE -SUPPORT THE FORUMS!
…..See you on the boards.
Posting Guru
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 2,417
Likes: 4
From: Braham MN
ATS, or BTS are the first that comes to mind. I know ATS ones are great, a lil spendy though. there are a ton more, i just can't think of them.
go with a single disk converter. I am pretty sure yours is a twin disk converter, there always noise, and prone to dieing.
Diesel Rod
go with a single disk converter. I am pretty sure yours is a twin disk converter, there always noise, and prone to dieing.
Diesel Rod
Thread Starter
|
Lead Driver
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 9,399
Likes: 188
From: Norco,CA
Thank you diesel rod. I have the stock convertor and it sucks. It does make noise some times I want to find one that lasts when I tow. Maybe it will lock up earlier for mileage also. Thank you again!!
