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Sat May 02, 2015 3:36 am
I would run a diagnostic scan and see why the light was on. Your transmission shouldn't be that hot, and if it is getting that hot there is something wrong, and a trany cooler won't fix the problem. My transmission gets around 260 270 degrees when I'm pushing the car, I've had it up to 330 on a hill climb with warning chimes on the bully dog and never seen a "limp mode" occur. In my past experiences I've never seen a car go into limp mode for a transmission issue, just engine related (secondary air, egr flow, misfire issues usually from coil or ignition control modules). Also never really ran into a car that needed a tyranny cooler, most I sold were to replace leaky ones that were on cars as original equipment. I questions the dealers advice, and like I said, I would do a scan and figure out what code was thrown, then back track from there. Right now we are not even sure it's the transmission. I would put lack of power on the engine, unless the trany was shuddering or something like that.