Converter Temp Effect on ET

Mike Taylor 3601 · 09-25-2012, 05:52 PM

X2 on Michael's & Greg's comments,I had auto w/temp gauge mine would pick up .07-.08 when fluid got to 190+.
I was using regular old type F fluid I'm sure there is difference in fluids.
My conv. was a little too tight I could leave off dead idle and run fastest but could'nt hit tree,bring up to 2000 on line and hit tree but slow down .20 in 1/8,then with fliud 190+ could pickup another .07-.08. due to conv. flashing more due to fluid thinned out.
Mike Taylor 3601

09-25-2012, 05:52 PM	#6
Mike Taylor 3601 VIP Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Somerset,Ky Posts: 1,352 Likes: 316 Liked 250 Times in 88 Posts	Re: Converter Temp Effect on ET X2 on Michael's & Greg's comments,I had auto w/temp gauge mine would pick up .07-.08 when fluid got to 190+. I was using regular old type F fluid I'm sure there is difference in fluids. My conv. was a little too tight I could leave off dead idle and run fastest but could'nt hit tree,bring up to 2000 on line and hit tree but slow down .20 in 1/8,then with fliud 190+ could pickup another .07-.08. due to conv. flashing more due to fluid thinned out. Mike Taylor 3601

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