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When the engine was cold, Summer or Winter, worse in Winter, you had to rev the engine to 3000. Yup, engine coolant is a fine bellwether to the future of your engine and transmission’s programming parameters. Revving the engine to 3000rpm is a good idea, as opposed to stewing in “friction-filled” cold fluid at idle or trying to circulate this thick/cold stuff at 6000 rpm. Both are needed, as transmission behavior depends on the reading from the engine’s coolant temperature sensor. Appreciate an answer about racing a cold engine and why the damn automatic won’t shift properly, thanks. And here’s my point: you are NOT racing a cold engine from what you stated, you are doing exactly what is needed. First off, this problem is multiplied when you are crazy enough to install a high-stall torque converter in your Lincoln Mark VIII. Perhaps the coolant temperature sensor isn’t reading accurately: its internal resistance from cold to warm (to hot) is no longer linear.
When the engine was cold, Summer or Winter, worse in Winter, you had to rev the engine to 3000. Yup, engine coolant is a fine bellwether to the future of your engine and transmission's programming parameters. Revving the engine to 3000rpm is a good idea, as opposed to stewing in "friction-filled" cold fluid at idle or trying to circulate this thick/cold stuff at 6000 rpm. Both are needed, as transmission behavior depends on the reading from the engine's coolant temperature sensor. Appreciate an answer about racing a cold engine and why the damn automatic won't shift properly, thanks. And here's my point: you are NOT racing a cold engine from what you stated, you are doing exactly what is needed. First off, this problem is multiplied when you are crazy enough to install a high-stall torque converter in your Lincoln Mark VIII. Perhaps the coolant temperature sensor isn't reading accurately: its internal resistance from cold to warm (to hot) is no longer linear.
Lincoln knew those countries could not back the Confederacy if it meant siding with slavery. "Lincoln knew that to strike at slavery was to strike at the heart of the Confederacy," Piston said. On July 22, 1862, Lincoln showed a draft of the
But a few employees will remain after July 1, making piston rods for other Tenneco plants, for an indefinite period of time, company spokesman Michael Alzamora said Thursday. The Lake Forest, Ill., company announced plans to close the plant in
Yoosung Enterprise, which provides 70 percent of the piston rings used in Hyundai vehicles and those made by its affiliate, Kia Motors, halted production from May 18 after union members occupied production lines over disagreements on new wage and shift
