MallBrawler
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So I experienced this for the first time, and its somewhat disturbing since its probably 4XE specific. On a 60F day in the California desert going uphill on a trail from palm springs to joshua tree, I got the transmission overheat warning less than 3 miles in. Temperature of transmission was way up, the warning states "press brake or go above 5mph". Trail did not have "crawling" type rocks, I was just going less than 5mph taking it easy.
This happened in both e-save and electric mode, all going slow, uphill on an easy trail. Vehicle had 4 occupants, nothing in trunk. Steel bumper + winch mod, 37" tires with a lift. Third time hitting a trail with the 4XE, 1600 miles total. Last time was high in the mountain on snow/mud trails, 40F ambient temperature and had zero issue all day.
Anyone have ideas as to what might have caused this?
This happened in both e-save and electric mode, all going slow, uphill on an easy trail. Vehicle had 4 occupants, nothing in trunk. Steel bumper + winch mod, 37" tires with a lift. Third time hitting a trail with the 4XE, 1600 miles total. Last time was high in the mountain on snow/mud trails, 40F ambient temperature and had zero issue all day.
Anyone have ideas as to what might have caused this?
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