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donn0128
Oct 13, 2018Explorer II
romore wrote:
I would suggest the writer is trying to limit liability in case the reader messes up. If the tow haul is engaged at high speed there will be an abrupt downshift when the vehicle slows down, common sense dictates that is not a good idea on slippery roads.
Huh?
Tow haul can be engaged at any speed. Nothing happens until you alow or stop. When you start moving again the transmission will hold each gear longer to aid in bringing the load up to speed.
You really need to understand what a transmission tow/haul vs a diesel exhaust brake difference is.
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