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      02-15-2019, 05:46 PM   #1
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Prolonged transmission warmup times

How long does it take for everyone's auto transmission to warm up? I seem to get stuck at 90-110F unless I'm driving for atleast 30-40min
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How cold is it where you're at?
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Happened during the summer too, not as long but still took alittle while. Now weve seen temps down to the 40s but even if I goto drive in in the afternoon in the 60s it still takes awhile.

Does the m235 have a transmission cooler, if so what is the bypass valve part number? Could that be stuck open?
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do you know the target range? Maybe that is normal, I have no clue...
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cars is warm, to operating temp within 5 mins of driving.
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Anyone know if there is some sort of bypass or thermal valve that controls the flow of transmission oil to the cooler?
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Yes, there is a cooler and thermostat.

Are you certain you're not reading the data in Celsius? Because 90C to 110C = 195 F to 230 F which is the ideal automatic transmission fluid operating temp range with todays more robust fluids and temp control systems.
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Yes, there is a cooler and thermostat.

Are you certain you're not reading the data in Celsius? Because 90C to 110C = 195 F to 230 F which is the ideal automatic transmission fluid operating temp range with todays more robust fluids and temp control systems.
Yes I'm sure, because after long time if driving itll go up to 170-195. I've scoured the diagrams and cant find a part number or even a reference to a thermostat for the transmission cooler
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