It doesn't take much water to screw up an automatic trans. The wet clutches have friction material bonded to the steel plates with a water based bonding agent. Oil won't bother it, but water will cause the bonding agent to let go and the friction stuff will fall off. Girl here in town had an ex put tranny fluid in her car one day as they were in the prosses of breaking up. The turkey filled up a trans fluid bottle with water, put it in her car and it lasted 1 day. I told her she should have sued him since it was fine before he touched it and there was no water in it then. Trannys with water or antifreeze mix in them need new clutch plates and a complete and thorogh flushing including the converter and cooler lines. Suprised the dealer didn't do that if they fixed a cooler problem in the radiator.
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