No.
Uninstall the aftermarket trans cooler. You'll just make things worse.
You'll need to have the CVT fluid replaced (not a flush), and both filters replaced. I highly suggest you have it serviced by an actual Dodge dealership mechanic... but, it is possible to do it yourself.
Some may tell you the CVT fluid doesn't need to be changed - insist on it. There is a trans filter and a trans cooler filter that will both need to be replaced. The trans cooler filter is usually the main issue for overheating.
CVT fluid should be changed out every 65,000 miles, with filters, just like an oil change.
Uninstall the aftermarket trans cooler. You'll just make things worse.
You'll need to have the CVT fluid replaced (not a flush), and both filters replaced. I highly suggest you have it serviced by an actual Dodge dealership mechanic... but, it is possible to do it yourself.
Some may tell you the CVT fluid doesn't need to be changed - insist on it. There is a trans filter and a trans cooler filter that will both need to be replaced. The trans cooler filter is usually the main issue for overheating.
CVT fluid should be changed out every 65,000 miles, with filters, just like an oil change.
