Looking for info as to why my 1996 F350 PSD Auto Transmission would pour fluid after pulling a load for a short while. It shifts fine under normal driving day to day and does not leak a drop. If I hook up to a load it will start pouring fluid out from front of tranny. It will stop after unhooking from load and allow trans to cool but will snatch a knot in your neck when shifting for a few days. The hard shift clears up and does not concern me as much as the puking of fluid after putting it under a load. Truck has 205k miles and has been for the most part trouble free. I have had the trans flushed back before this pouring started. The service guy broke off one of the lines to the cooler so he replaced the cooler. Could the cooler be too small and causing the tranny to overheat? Any advice and suggestions will be appreciated.
TCinSC
TCinSC