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Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon

TyroneandGladys
Explorer
Explorer
Would like to here from anyone towing a Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon 4 wheel drive the good or the bad.
Tyrone & Gladys
27' 1986 Coachmen
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moisheh
Explorer
Explorer
I test drove one and I still like the Silverado! The Colorado weighs just slightly less than a full size and the MPG is almost the same. I do not know if GM ever cured the shifting in or out of neutral problem.

Moisheh

j-d
Explorer II
Explorer II
Look at Page 348 HERE.

I chose 2018 since you didn't mention Year. I've only seen a couple owners set theirs up for towing. Older models but the concept seems same. Glasses on, Owner Manual in one hand, worked shifters with the other hand.

The 2018 manual says only certain versions of the 4x4 can be towed, so research carefully. I took a casual look at these awhile ago, and by the time all the required features (along with other stuff required with those features) were in place, a towable Canyon/Colorado was a very expensive towed vehicle.
If God's Your Co-Pilot Move Over, jd
2003 Jayco Escapade 31A on 2002 Ford E450 V10 4R100 218" WB

TyroneandGladys
Explorer
Explorer
DougE wrote:
Check your owner's manual. Setting up my 2015 is complicated.


Have not purchased so no owners manual. Please elaborate on setting up is complicated.
Tyrone & Gladys
27' 1986 Coachmen

Rhigley
Explorer
Explorer
I'm waiting for all my parts (base plate, wiring and ax. brake) to be delivered from Amazon. Dose not seem to be to bad. Video on you tube shows how to set it all up. (e Trailer)
2016 Four Winds 31E
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DougE
Explorer
Explorer
Check your owner's manual. Setting up my 2015 is complicated.
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