YOUR RESEARCHTip[tronic temp control valve
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Does anyone know what the Tip temp. control valve is for. Quick warm-up in cold weather? Mine has a blown diaphragm. With no vacuum the coolant pipe is open. I live in Puerto Rico and can't imagine you would want to close off coolant to the trans cooler anytime with 70-100 degree yr. round. Any thoughts? Thanks
The coolant control valve on a Tiptronic transmission controls the amount of coolant flow going to the coolant to oil transmission cooler on the side of the trans. It maintains optimum transmission oil temps to protect the unit from overheating, which will destroy the transmission if there is no coolant flow.
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