What is a wet transmission?
The difference between the two is that the wet dual-clutch transmission uses oil in its operation, allowing for better lubrication and cooling for higher torque outputs. The system uses an electric oil pump to help keep things running smoothly.
Can a transmission get rained on?
No, it should be okay as long as water is not getting in the transmission. If it did, then drain out any water and keep it covered. You may want to consult an expert to inspect the transmission in person to see if there is any damage or wear that is severe enough to cause it to not work correctly.
How did I get water in my transmission fluid?
How does water get into the transmission? Water can come from the radiator or an external source. All transmissions have a cooling line that runs to the radiator. A separate fluid passage circulates the transmission fluid through a portion of the radiator to cool the fluid.
Is the Tremec DCT a wet clutch transmission?
TREMEC’s latest advancements in wet clutch technology offers active thermal management, robust TREMEC-proprietary friction plates, and versatility in a wide range of engine applications. The DCT is controlled with a high-performance, 32-bit transmission control unit.
What are the symptoms of a Transmission Control Module problem?
These are all transmission control module symptoms, indicating a problem with the component. Although, you can easily check if the module is the source of trouble if there is a manual override. There will be no doubt about it if you can move to the right gear manually. Does Driving a Manual Offer a Better Fuel Economy?
What to do if you have a transmission problem?
Ford has also taken action in replacing the TCM (Transmission Control Module) of some vehicles in hopes of resolving the issue. Owners of these vehicles can often be on their second, third… even fourth transmission after only 3-4 years of ownership.