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Old 01-02-2012, 11:01 PM   #1
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Default Transmission Overheating?!

Hi All,

Well after spending a couple of thousand I've got the Cougar running well or so I thought (alternator died as well in it!). New issue has crept up with the car. After I drive it for a while, the ((!)) symbol is starting to flash with the O/D light flashing as well in the Display. Manual said it was something to do with the transmission but I'm not sure what this is referencing?! Any ideas?!

I've had the transmission serviced and its been happening since. Wrong oil?

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Kypez

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