Auto Transmission Temperature Range?

pu-11-me

and put an LSD in it
Location
NSW
First Name
Dawso
Drive
VW Touareg
Lol..... 90 degrees is what I would do it at, so 88 "ish" is within about the correct range haha
 

Kitty's VR4

1 AYC Bar
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Location
NSW
First Name
Kat
Drive
Legnum, Audi RS6
80 or 90 Brad??? , theres been a few different temps listed.... appreciate the feedback
 

SiliconAngel

1 AYC Bar
Location
Perth, WA
First Name
SA, Trevor
Drive
'99 Legnum VR4 Black MT
I have to agree with Brad (despite not having an auto box so having no real right to post in this thread ;)) - the purpose of your cooler is to keep the oil within optimal operating temp. Your thermo-switch gets the fan to kick in at a certain temp, but that doesn't mean you're suddenly going to drop the temp instantly - you'll almost certainly continue to do whatever it is that's causing the fluid to heat up (ie driving your car) therefore the fan is not so much going to drop the temp as it will slow its rise, and hopefully arrest it at a safe point well before things start breaking.

So if optimal operating temp is 80-90, you want the fan coming on at 80 to give you the best chance of keeping the fluid within that optimal operating range, 'cause the thermo switch will cut out if you get below, but it can't make the fan spin any faster if the temps keep climbing...
 
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I have a temp sensor on the return line after my trans cooler... The return temps are often (everyday normal driving) 5-20 deg and when thrashing and/or after stalling it up I've seen it as high as about 75...

Dunno if any of this helps...
 
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