Why is my AT Oil temp light on?
AT Oil Temp Flashing While you’re driving, the AT oil temp light can start flashing. If this happens, this is an indicator that your transmission fluid is much hotter than your car can handle. For most vehicles, the amount of heat that they can handle tops off somewhere around 200⁰F.
What does the Check Engine light mean on a 2007 Tribeca?
Similar error lights, but my 2007 Tribeca had a torque converter throwing metal into the transmission. Had to be towed in and full tranny and torque converter replacement. Anytime the check engine light comes on, the ABS light, flashing cruise light and non-operational cruise control does as well.
When was the first time my Tribeca had a problem?
I have a 2006 Tribeca – bought new – and have had this issue a few times. The first time it happened was about 3 years ago (past warranty time), I luckily had a good mechanic who had worked at a Subaru dealer, so when I told him the problem, he said it’s often one of Subaru’s glitches and to unhook the battery for about 20-30 min so it could reset.
When did I buy a used Tribeca car?
2008 tribeca bought used 2 years ago. Low mileage, one owner, extended warranty. Exact same codes/issues and have been trying to find fix since this past spring. It’s been into the dealership three times. First “fix” held for less than 24 hours.
What does it mean when your Subaru says at oil temp?
when the “AT OIL TEMP” warning light flashes after the engine starts, it may indicate that the automatic transmission control system is not working properly. Contact your nearest SUBARU dealer for service immediately. If this happens, you might have to check the transmission fluid level of your car to see if it is low.
Similar error lights, but my 2007 Tribeca had a torque converter throwing metal into the transmission. Had to be towed in and full tranny and torque converter replacement. Anytime the check engine light comes on, the ABS light, flashing cruise light and non-operational cruise control does as well.
I have a 2006 Tribeca – bought new – and have had this issue a few times. The first time it happened was about 3 years ago (past warranty time), I luckily had a good mechanic who had worked at a Subaru dealer, so when I told him the problem, he said it’s often one of Subaru’s glitches and to unhook the battery for about 20-30 min so it could reset.
2008 tribeca bought used 2 years ago. Low mileage, one owner, extended warranty. Exact same codes/issues and have been trying to find fix since this past spring. It’s been into the dealership three times. First “fix” held for less than 24 hours.
when the “AT OIL TEMP” warning light flashes after the engine starts, it may indicate that the automatic transmission control system is not working properly. Contact your nearest SUBARU dealer for service immediately. If this happens, you might have to check the transmission fluid level of your car to see if it is low.