Tranny Temp questions for heavy use

[fbksurferjoe]

If I didn't have a scangauge I wouldn't ever have noticed my temps. Maybe I should get rid of the scangauge. Haha.
When I drained the radiator of transmission fluid when I did the supercharger and new radiator, it didn't seem to be very much oil. I really am debating pulling the lines from the radiator and running it direct to the aux cooler. I live in California I dont have an issue with my transmission being too cold.

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[Whippersnapper02]

I really am debating pulling the lines from the radiator and running it direct to the aux cooler. I live in California I dont have an issue with my transmission being too cold.

Honestly I'd leave it in the system. Anything below normal operating temp is too cold. I've seen issues with people removing the OEM cooler circuit and there's no benefit to deleting it. Engine coolant is at lower temps than when you're working a tranny.

 

[BackOff]

Maybe just get that new Dodge TRX, somthing like 700hp in a pickup.
2021 Ram 1500 TRX | Off-Road Pickup Truck | Ram Trucks

 

[Turfboy]

I would post any transmission question here Transmission- 5 Speed automatic write up with pics for second gen 4 liter trucks | Tacoma World as it is the same transmission as ours and the guy knows his stuff.

If you are hitting those temps, I would recommend a fluid exchange using the return line between the radiator and trans. Just remember to measure what you take out and put only that amount back :hatsoff: