why is my transmission running hot going up hills

Asked by auburndrew84 Feb 26, 2017 at 05:08 AM about the 2005 GMC Sierra 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

just had a rebuilt tranny put in. its a 2005 GMC serria 1500 5.3  HELP plz

8 Answers

189,525

One of two things, the rebuilder did a crappie job or your tramission cooler my be clogged. You can try to hook up an externa transmission cooler, are you sure the fans are coming on and are blowing enough air across the radiator?

if you are free I can call you and explain everything to you that's the only time it says its hot is going up the mountain, but it also revs the RPMs if I hit the gas to hard also

189,525

Sorry I don't take calls, if it was just rebuilt , I hope you got a warranty with it take it back to the shop. Also did you check the fluid level

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