Re:trans shifting in the cold

From: jeff (jwenum@hiroad.net)
Date: Sat Jan 17 2004 - 01:00:23 EST

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Besides not going into o/d normally,the torque convertor doesn't lock up
either..They do it to prevent a big slug of too cold fluid going in and
balloning the torque convertor shell.Not a pretty thing,when it
happens.Think-MONEY!!Jeff

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