Missed this thread....
Key concept that Paul kind of hit but I think should be reinforced:
IF YOU HAVE AN AODE WITH THE STOCK IN-RADIATOR TRANNY COOLER, DO *NOT* DRIVE THE CAR IF IT'S OVERHEATING!!
Real fast way to destroy your transmission. The stock "cooler" actually superheats the transmission fluid when the car overheats...not a good thing.
Okay, back to the current issue: Is the car still down on power? I hate to sound like a broken record on these threads, but have you cleaned your MAF recently?
Key concept that Paul kind of hit but I think should be reinforced:
IF YOU HAVE AN AODE WITH THE STOCK IN-RADIATOR TRANNY COOLER, DO *NOT* DRIVE THE CAR IF IT'S OVERHEATING!!
Real fast way to destroy your transmission. The stock "cooler" actually superheats the transmission fluid when the car overheats...not a good thing.
Okay, back to the current issue: Is the car still down on power? I hate to sound like a broken record on these threads, but have you cleaned your MAF recently?