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'90 F250 C-6 Tranny Fluid level rising?

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11-14-2007, 06:42	#1 (permalink)
Jonsgawnfshn Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1	'90 F250 C-6 Tranny Fluid level rising? The tranny in my F250 seems to shift when its supposed to. Although when I accelerate, it seems to race higher than it should, when I take foot off accelerator it will shift into correct gear, but still sounds like its winding engine higher than normal. Transmission fluid seems to be higher than normal. Is this a sign of coolant getting into tranny?

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