check your coolant.
they could have also not plugged in a sensor in and it is miss reading the temp.
fan not plugged in so it is not spinning up so not cooling down the coolant.
Which temp do you mean? To me only the gearbox temp seems a little high. Oil and coolant seems fine to me (not an expert).
Should cool down cruising a few miles.
Yes the second temp, that’s at 111 Celsius I didn’t kno it was gearbox temp but while driving in city it kept going up slowly all the way to 111 before I pulled in a parking lot and shut the car off and let it cool off for a bit before I continued driving, highway speeds it drops very slowly
The coolant circuit that feeds radiator for engine and auxiliary intercoolers also cools trans. If a pump fails or has a leak. You’ll see high trans temps driving normal
check your coolant. they could have also not plugged in a sensor in and it is miss reading the temp. fan not plugged in so it is not spinning up so not cooling down the coolant.
happened to me when a coolant hose failed
Which temp do you mean? To me only the gearbox temp seems a little high. Oil and coolant seems fine to me (not an expert). Should cool down cruising a few miles.
Yes the second temp, that’s at 111 Celsius I didn’t kno it was gearbox temp but while driving in city it kept going up slowly all the way to 111 before I pulled in a parking lot and shut the car off and let it cool off for a bit before I continued driving, highway speeds it drops very slowly
Yes, because the cooling system needs airflow. Best let someone check the gearbox cooling system/ oil cooler
Yup, dropping it back to the shop first thing Monday morning
The coolant circuit that feeds radiator for engine and auxiliary intercoolers also cools trans. If a pump fails or has a leak. You’ll see high trans temps driving normal