Schmooth Member 105 Member For: 19y 6d Location: Canberra Posted 03/04/06 12:46 AM Author Share Posted 03/04/06 12:46 AM Thanks. Particularly to the Canberra guys for the local advice.I'll look into it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
doublek Member 333 Member For: 20y 5m 2d Location: sydney Posted 03/04/06 12:53 AM Share Posted 03/04/06 12:53 AM hello smooch. I went into ford last week for this auto whine(mine is only in 1st gear) and they said that it was fixed. they reset the pcm or something but it has done nothing.how long did it take you to get this fixed under warranty and how many times did you ask them to fix it?thanx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Schmooth Member 105 Member For: 19y 6d Location: Canberra Posted 03/04/06 03:00 AM Author Share Posted 03/04/06 03:00 AM hello smooch. I went into ford last week for this auto whine(mine is only in 1st gear) and they said that it was fixed. they reset the pcm or something but it has done nothing.how long did it take you to get this fixed under warranty and how many times did you ask them to fix it?thanx<{POST_SNAPBACK}>smooch? I ain't gonna kiss ya, doublek! No matter how nice you ask.....I only asked them once at the 60,000km service to investigate a whine in 4th gear when you backed off the throttle at about 80kms. The service manager drove it and said that 1st, 2nd and reverse were the same (I hadn't really noticed those). I was told then that Ion had agreed to a new gearbox.Turns out the service manager had stopped working but forgot to tell his boss and still turned up at work, so I got the runaround for a bit while he went into holiday mode. Now on 64,000kms and a couple of months later, but a week or so of that is my fault (sick in bed).Assuming the new planetary gear set (not replacement box as originally told) fixes the problem, then it was only asking once. But it does beg the question as to why it hadn't been picked up before? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
doublek Member 333 Member For: 20y 5m 2d Location: sydney Posted 03/04/06 03:29 AM Share Posted 03/04/06 03:29 AM sorry about that. anyway thanx. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DAVO61 Member 70 Member For: 20y 15d Posted 10/04/06 10:22 AM Share Posted 10/04/06 10:22 AM can you tell me when you hook up trans cooler do you still go through the radiator or is it best to bypass the radiator alltogether and just have trans cooler for best cooling.. :banghead: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jordak Member 1,226 Member For: 20y 5m 23d Posted 10/04/06 10:58 AM Share Posted 10/04/06 10:58 AM can you tell me when you hook up trans cooler do you still go through the radiator or is it best to bypass the radiator alltogether and just have trans cooler for best cooling.. :banghead:←One of the Ba's NCO's is a radiator with a tendancy to leak. As a result if you don't bypass the radiator when installing a transcooler you run the risk of water finding it's way to the transmission, which is........not good! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xtreme F6 Team Xtreme Donating Members 1,680 Member For: 19y 9m 24d Gender: Male Location: Perth Posted 10/04/06 11:00 AM Share Posted 10/04/06 11:00 AM can you tell me when you hook up trans cooler do you still go through the radiator or is it best to bypass the radiator alltogether and just have trans cooler for best cooling.. :banghead:←One of the Ba's NCO's is a radiator with a tendancy to leak. As a result if you don't bypass the radiator when installing a transcooler you run the risk of water finding it's way to the transmission, which is........not good!←yer agree with you mate , but you also need to make sure your trans cooler can keep your trans under what the water used to if you no longer use it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
turkey101 Member 6 Member For: 21y 6m 17d Location: Adelaide Posted 19/07/06 10:40 PM Share Posted 19/07/06 10:40 PM Hang on a second guys . . . I've just read this and many other threads on trans coolers and I have one big question.I have a stock 2003 Auto T and had a spurting noise at low speed/low revs followed by some slipping between 1st-2nd & 2nd-3rd. I took it to Ford (7 weeks out of warranty!! ) and they said my trans cooler had failed, leaked water into the transmission, trans oil in the water, milkshake, etc... Result - replace transcooler, rebuild transmission, flush, etc $2700!Now, from what I've read here you guys are telling me there is no trans cooler fitted to a stock T?What the f*$%? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
loopism Tractor Driver Member 709 Member For: 18y 9m 22d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 20/07/06 08:56 AM Share Posted 20/07/06 08:56 AM There is a cooler on pretty much all autos. It is in the bottom tank of the radiator. the cooler being referring to in this thread is an external radiator type cooler. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rboksic Donating Members 514 Member For: 20y 7m 3d Posted 20/07/06 10:23 AM Share Posted 20/07/06 10:23 AM Hang on a second guys . . . I've just read this and many other threads on trans coolers and I have one big question.I have a stock 2003 Auto T and had a spurting noise at low speed/low revs followed by some slipping between 1st-2nd & 2nd-3rd. I took it to Ford (7 weeks out of warranty!! ) and they said my trans cooler had failed, leaked water into the transmission, trans oil in the water, milkshake, etc... Result - replace transcooler, rebuild transmission, flush, etc $2700!Now, from what I've read here you guys are telling me there is no trans cooler fitted to a stock T?What the f*$%? ← there is a factory trans cooler located on the right hand tank on the radiator.what everyone else is talking about is a second air to air cooler earter inline with the std one or by passing the std one all togetherhope this helps Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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