Today I used my starter and let it run for 10 mon before I drove to work and the transmission acted fine. 9 degrees. Maybe when I take it in for service ill ask the tech if he thinks I should change my tranny fluid. But warming it up longer worked.
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2011 Toyota Tundra Double Cab, Black, Rock Warrior Edition, A.R.E Z Series Cap,
I only recently added the remote start to mine. I have typically always tried to allow it to run at least 5-10 minutes prior to driving when the temperature is below freezing though. On the occasions that it didn't have time to warm up I noticed that if it was slow to shift until it warmed up. My 2010 was the same way. My guess is the transmission fluid gets thick and is slow to move through the valve bodies until it gets warm and thins out some.
What would be the best remote start to go with??? I want to get one but don't want to pay out the ass for it
I recently installed my own and really like it. It is the Python 574 remote start/security with a 2 way remote. The really cool thing about the 2 way remote is that it shows you I the truck is running and how much time is left to run, door lock status, if alarm is activated, etc and its really not too big to carry on your key chain. ImageUploadedByAutoguide1358956692.106376.jpg
DIY I have about $300 in it and its probably the second best available (Best is the same unit but remote has a color LCD screen). That includes buying a butane soldering iron, extra wire, zip ties, black tape, shrink tubing, etc. (About $250 in Remote start + Bypass). It was a big project but it was the first time I had ever even soldered a wire and mine came out great.
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