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TRAFIK 04-02-2006 07:13 PM

Hot Tranny
 
Dose The Mkiv Auto Tranny Normally Get Really Hot,,
Because The Shift Indicator Plastic Cover Get So Hot That I Cant Touch It. It More On The Driver Side ( Left ) Close To The End Before The Consol ... After Like 30 Min Of Driving Gets Super Hot.

suprra_girl 04-03-2006 12:11 PM

have you checked to make sure the tranny cooler isn't blocked?
maybe install an aftermarket one and a temp gauge to see what the temps are really getting to

TRAFIK 04-03-2006 07:58 PM

I got a aftermarket cooler ( big ) and a pwr radiator, just chaned the tranny fluid also ( levels are fine ) both pwr and the cooler are new.

mrnickleye 04-07-2006 01:45 AM

cooler is kool
 
Does the tranny oil run into the radiator??? If not, the add-on cooler must be VERY big to cool down the oil. In fact, you may want to put one of those coolers on that come with its own fan.

As I'm sure you are aware, for every 20* temp drop (cooling) of the tranny oil, you will double the life of the trans. Trannys generally run at about 170*.

http://www.perma-cool.com/Catalog/Cat_page02.html

TRAFIK 04-07-2006 06:14 AM

NO , the only cooling the fluid gets is from a trans cooler a bit bigger than this one http://www.coximports.com/BMR-70255 which sits in front of the radiator fan.



P.S I dont think any aftermarket preformance radioators like pwr, fluydine, koyo have a trans cooler in them.

mrnickleye 04-11-2006 01:38 AM

So, then, what you are saying is that you are using a cooler that has NO seperate fan, and is only about 12"x6"x3/4", right?

Without running the oil into the radiator (which, by the way, coolant disepates heat 10x quicker than air), or one with its own fan, you need a cooler the size of your a/c condensor (in my opinion).

TRAFIK 04-18-2006 01:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrnickleye
So, then, what you are saying is that you are using a cooler that has NO seperate fan, and is only about 12"x6"x3/4", right?

Without running the oil into the radiator (which, by the way, coolant disepates heat 10x quicker than air), or one with its own fan, you need a cooler the size of your a/c condensor (in my opinion).

My cooler measures 12x 11x 1 1/2 and is 1 inch apart from the radiator fan.

Like I said before, I dont belive any aftermarket preformance radiator such as koyo , pwr, or fluydine has a tranny cooler in their radiators. I have pwr


the reason I ask is that I know many ppl that have tranny coolers way smaller then mine and are fine, and I got second biggest avalible from my company.

http://www.importperformancetrans.co..._4588_edit.jpg

scruffboy 04-19-2006 11:36 AM

Hot Tranny
 
This guy says he's feelin the heat on the shifter inside the car. Is it at all possible he has a bad cat that's heatin up and causing that. My center console used to get hot till I changed the cat. Just wonderin.

Scruff

TRAFIK 04-20-2006 03:41 AM

IT DOSENT HAPPEN ALL THE TIME , sometimes it dose and sometimes it dosent. is there like a pump the recerculates fluid in the tranny? cuz i dont know , to me it feels like sometimes when the tranny gets hot the fluid is just sittin and not goin in the cooler.

mrnickleye 04-20-2006 05:57 AM

Normally the fluid flows all the time. You can get an after-market trans oil temp gage to monitor it.


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