Normal operating temperature of Mitsubishi Pajero Sport automatic transmission:
* 90-110°C (194-230°F)
Warning about automatic transmission overheating:
* 130°C (266°F) or higher
Causes of automatic transmission overheating:
* Excessive load on the transmission (such as towing heavy loads or driving off-road)
*Low transmission fluid level
* Dirty or clogged automatic transmission filter
* Transmission fluid leaks
* Wear or damage to internal automatic transmission components
Symptoms of automatic transmission overheating:
* Jumps in gear shifting
* Gear delay
* Gear slippage
* Fingers strange noises or vibrations
* The automatic transmission fault indicator on the dashboard is on
What to do if the automatic transmission overheats:
* Immediately stop the vehicle and place the automatic transmission in Park (P) mode.
* Turn off the engine and wait a few minutes for the automatic transmission to cool down.
* Check the transmission fluid level and add it if necessary.
* Avoid driving until the automatic transmission has cooled to normal operating temperature.
* Take the car to a car service center for diagnostics and repairs.
Prevention of automatic transmission overheating:
* Check the level and condition of the transmission fluid regularly.
* Change the transmission fluid and automatic transmission filter in a timely manner.
* Avoid sudden acceleration and braking.
*Do not tow loads exceeding those recommended by the manufacturer.
* Install an additional automatic transmission radiator when using the vehicle in difficult conditions.