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Message: [QUOTE="Justin@DP-Tuner, post: 218581, member: 1413"] Tranny fluid will actually hold its consistency at higher heat for quite some time. I would say at about 215*F you should start to take caution. Even at that heat you would be okay for quite a while. If I'm not mistaken break down of trans fluid is cumulative and you would probably get 25,000 miles out of your trans fluid at that heat. There are charts online that you can look up as far as the break down of fluid vs. mileage goes. [/QUOTE]

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