I was driving around Nevada this weekend (105F) and noticed that the transmission seemed to be intermittently revving up higher than normal, from idle to around 2,000 RPM. It acted similar to that of a super cold day and the transmission logic keeps the revs high to warm up the transmission fluid. Basically the engine was louder than normal due to the revs.
It would go away periodically and then come back again and then go away. Once you got past 2,000 RPM it would be OK, at least it sounded normal (i.e. not too much engine rev noise).
Anybody else experienced this phenomenon?
Thanks,
Willy
It would go away periodically and then come back again and then go away. Once you got past 2,000 RPM it would be OK, at least it sounded normal (i.e. not too much engine rev noise).
Anybody else experienced this phenomenon?
Thanks,
Willy