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[QUOTE="Mark Kovalsky, post: 722522, member: 1654"] Why is that? The temperatures he stated in the original post are fine. He said it went as high as 220°F on a climb. This trans can run all day long at 220°F with NO PROBLEMS. Now you can spend money to lower that temperature, but why? What will be gained? The trans will not last longer if it runs below 200°F compared to as high as 220°F. [/QUOTE]
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