towing 2004 Chevy Tracker questions
We're looking at purchasing a 2004 Chevy Tracker 4x4 for use as a dinghy. A couple questions-- The online towing guide says to cycle the transfer case fluid every 200 miles. Does this just mean to ...
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Each one may be different but my older tracker stated start every 250 miles. Just started it still hooked up to the MH.
Check your manual info for your year tracker as to where the gear shifts for both the 4x4 and car need to be in when running it. It does have to be moved during the running period.
My base plate came out 'under' the bumper also. No problem.
Just a heads up: check to see what type of lock out hubs you have.
You MUST have "manual" lock out hubs to tow four down. If you have the 'automatic" lock out hubs they can be changed to manual. This is for all makes and models of the Tracker.
Each year is different, and sometimes different within the year of manufacturing. Do a search to find the towing info on your make, year and model. Don't rely on others telling you what to do.
Check your manual info for your year tracker as to where the gear shifts for both the 4x4 and car need to be in when running it. It does have to be moved during the running period.
My base plate came out 'under' the bumper also. No problem.
Just a heads up: check to see what type of lock out hubs you have.
You MUST have "manual" lock out hubs to tow four down. If you have the 'automatic" lock out hubs they can be changed to manual. This is for all makes and models of the Tracker.
Each year is different, and sometimes different within the year of manufacturing. Do a search to find the towing info on your make, year and model. Don't rely on others telling you what to do.
