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Re: A/T Temp [Re: surlynkid] #514676 10/17/04 11:16 PM

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in addition to surlyn's suggestions, I keep OD off any time I am going to be below 50 for long periods, and in NYC, thats often. I have a perma cool rail cooler and I am thinking about upgrading to an even larger cooler, because my trans will still get warm 180 (but not over 180) in long stop and go traffic.
If I turn on my A/C (it turns on my electric fan) I can cool it off quickly

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
A/T Temp	T-Rex	10/17/04 10:15 PM
Re: A/T Temp	surlynkid	10/17/04 11:13 PM
Re: A/T Temp	dogslovetrucks	10/17/04 11:16 PM
Re: A/T Temp	4xGeek	10/18/04 04:46 AM
Re: A/T Temp	dogslovetrucks	10/18/04 12:30 PM
Re: A/T Temp	4xGeek	10/18/04 01:17 PM
Re: A/T Temp	Kookadala	10/18/04 05:19 PM
Re: A/T Temp	ErikB	10/18/04 09:59 PM
Re: A/T Temp	T-Rex	10/19/04 04:00 AM
Re: A/T Temp	Kookadala	10/20/04 12:15 AM

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