Hunter. fotfive'dpokinoutdaside Nov 18, 2012 #1 What does your 4l60e's transmission temperature usually run at?
Tukn4s New member Nov 18, 2012 #2 Usually about 70 cooler than the engine, unless its around 100 degrees outside. Then it's closer to 50 degrees below
Usually about 70 cooler than the engine, unless its around 100 degrees outside. Then it's closer to 50 degrees below
Gannon That Guy Nov 18, 2012 #3 Mine runs around 150 in cooler weather, and 180-190 during the summer. I need a trans cooler though.
Hunter. fotfive'dpokinoutdaside Nov 18, 2012 #4 I'm at around 150* but it takes a long time for it to reach it.
Ginger Bubbles Nov 19, 2012 #5 Gannon said: Mine runs around 150 in cooler weather, and 180-190 during the summer. I need a trans cooler though. Click to expand... same here,
Gannon said: Mine runs around 150 in cooler weather, and 180-190 during the summer. I need a trans cooler though. Click to expand... same here,
Ginger Bubbles Nov 19, 2012 #7 your fine as long as your below like 210 or 220, if your over that, then its melt down.
P Peyton676 New member Nov 19, 2012 #8 hottest i can get mine to run is 140 with a converter,if its cold,trans temp wont even come off 100degrees on cluster,and its accurate,ive checked it with multiple scan tools
hottest i can get mine to run is 140 with a converter,if its cold,trans temp wont even come off 100degrees on cluster,and its accurate,ive checked it with multiple scan tools
ScottyBoy The LED Man Nov 19, 2012 #9 Hottest I have ever seen mine get was around 190. It usually ran about 170-180 in the summer time though, and about 150-160 in the winter.
Hottest I have ever seen mine get was around 190. It usually ran about 170-180 in the summer time though, and about 150-160 in the winter.
