hapijohn
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I drive at about 70 to 80 mph sometimes upto 100.This kind of abnormal behavior is not uncommon after the “transmission flush”.
Of course, now, they’re going to deny any culpability, assert they do dozens per week and nobody ever complains and when you bring your truck in they will let it sit overnight, start it up, drive to the garage bay, see the temperature is fine, park it and report “unable to replicated customer concern”.
This cycle will repeat, maddeningly, until you give up in frustration or eventually break some hard parts.
Maybe this will help isolate and reproduce.
Under what conditions are you getting the transmission over heating?
ambient temps, coolant temp, driving conditions, how long into the drive, anything different about the drive.
if you can narrow down what’s making the transmission run hotter, you may be able to cajole a tech to test drive with you and force the replication.
Never had a problem before. I told the dealer that’s how I ran it but their response was well we can’t really speed .
What really worries me is if I take it out to the dirt and put it in Baja mode , the truck might leave me stranded.
I’m going to have to get a hold of them again on my day off.
I work long hours so the service area is closed by the time I get out of work.