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Message: [QUOTE="Mark Kovalsky, post: 219964, member: 1654"] Probably not. 215°F is within the normal operating temperature of all Ford automatic transmissions. Reaching that temperature does not mean there is any problem. It means the trans is working hard, and probably is in a high ambient temperature. I figure this from the ATF specifications that I had access to when I was a Ford automatic transmission engineer. I no longer have them as I no longer am an employee. I'm sure you're right about this. That doesn't mean that any of them would be damaging their transmissions. Once again I go back to the fluid specs. The fluid has to maintain a minimum lubricity even at 300°F. I can't show you anything. It all belongs to Ford and I left it all there when I left. You can believe what I say without proof, or not believe it. It doesn't change what I know to be the facts. Yes I was, from 1988-2007. [/QUOTE]

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