[Mt.Hoodlum]

99 Dango, 5.2, 44re. Anyone know if the tranny fluid circulates in "N"? Been having cold shifting problems and I warmed it up this morning before work in "N" instead of "P" as usual and it did not have any problems. Thanks

 

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99 Dango, 5.2, 44re. Anyone know if the tranny fluid circulates in "N"? Been having cold shifting problems and I warmed it up this morning before work in "N" instead of "P" as usual and it did not have any problems. Thanks

yes

 

[360 xrt]

been putting my truck in N for at least 10 seconds the first start of the day since new.

 

[got_torque]

been putting my truck in N for at least 10 seconds the first start of the day since new.

I normally do for longer, in any car though. Its a habit I picked up from my dad.

 

[hendedo]

I let the truck idle in "N" as well. The first thing I do is turn the engine on, and put it in nuetral. Brake is set already. While idling, I put on seat belt, ect. Takes about 30 seconds to 1 minute.
As mentioned, I have always done this.

 

[RJ_Hythloday]

sounds good

 

[bigpav7]

this is very intersting - never heard of doing this before. So the idea is to warm up the tranny fluid a bit before driving? I was always under the impression that leaving the tranny in P sort of did the same thing. I think I might starting shifting to neutral...