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M&M
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What should the transmission temp. be during normal driving?

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Gunner
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What should the transmission temp. be during normal driving?


Less than 200 degrees. What engine/transmission combo? If it is a diesel and the trans is cooled by the engine coolant it will remain near 180 (engine temp) until it is loaded. Up to 300 deg for short periods will be ok but it will "burn" if run for long periods above 230.
My 96 Cummins/Allison cruises at 180F towing a full size SUV.

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The tranny of our 1991 38'Gillig wide body Cat ran around 175,I never saw it any highter than 180.


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