2014 Ram 2500 6.4L Tow Review
Today I took my new Ram for its longest tow to date, a 350 mile trek through Ky and and the Smokey Mountains ending the day in NC. This was a good test with light to heavy rain all day, low visabilty ...
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BurbMan wrote:45Ricochet wrote:BurbMan wrote:
Usually any 4WD vehicle is flat-towable by shifting the transfer case into neutral, I know my Suburban is. Maybe e-light will check his owners manual when he gets back from vacation.
Not that I'd 4 down my truck, but I believe the manual states something like " the drive-shaft needs to be removed" if being towed? Not sure though since it's never been on a hook.
I agree, N should be neutral but I think the new electronics have something to do with it. I'll check it out tomorrow. That new Ram 1500 with the diesel would be a great toad if indeed 4 down.
Not the transmission in Neutral, the transfer case in Neutral....disconnects the entire driveline and no need to remove the driveshaft.
Might be worth checking with the dealer, what parts of the transfer case are turning while towing down the road, and are those parts getting lubricated?
