The original technical paper which describes development of ATF+4 states it was tested for 500 hours at 100 degrees C (311 degrees F) and still retained acceptable performance criteria required by Chrysler.
You can read the full report HERE.
John L.
Isn't 100 degree Celcius 212 F?
My mistake. I mistyped and have corrected my original post to state 155 degrees C per the technical paper.Isn't 100 degree Celcius 212 F?
While my trailer is 9.2K and not 15K it still shifts frequently on steep switchback mountain roads which I am sure is making the temp rise in the transmission.
Would it be possible to install a tattletale light on the TCC to show when the converter is locked up?
Where and how do you connect a lock out switch.
Will the torque converter LOCK in SECOND gear? I thought the trans will only lock the converter in 3rd and 4th.
It will only IF the shifter is in second gear, otherwise it will only like in 3rd and 4th.