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Originally Posted by Crysis
Ever since the temperatures in Ohio hit the single digits my transmission acts funny. When I am getting on the highway and going bout 65 or so my car takes a few minutes to shift into 4th...(when the car warms up it shifts). I know its not shifting because i can drop it into 3rd and the rpms remain the same. The weird thing is that the car shifts to 4th right away when its warm outside. Is this normal for our cars in cold weather?
Aaron
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Torque converter lock up depends on transmission temperature reaching a set figure. I have not seen it reported that this also affects the final shift.
Others may know the answer in this regard, but meantime I would say that you have nothing expensive to be concerned about.
