Can a jeep tow a blazer???
#1
Can a jeep tow a blazer???
Dont know who else i could ask a question like this.... so here you go...
My brother has a mid 90's jeep grand cherokee with the 5.2l v8 AWD. Anyways i need to tow my blazer ('89) about 150 miles. Can anyone guess whether or not it'll be ok? It gots a class III hitch I believe...
Thanks Guys
My brother has a mid 90's jeep grand cherokee with the 5.2l v8 AWD. Anyways i need to tow my blazer ('89) about 150 miles. Can anyone guess whether or not it'll be ok? It gots a class III hitch I believe...
Thanks Guys
#2
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
I don't think there should be a problem.
#3
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
Should tow it without much problem. Its a V8.
#4
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
just make sure you put your transfer case as well as tranny in neutral, and you'll be fine
#5
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
The blazer's gonna be on a 2 wheel dolly..... does it matter if it faces front or back?
#6
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
i would say fron wheels on the dolly. thats how i did it when i got my blazer. i hear things can get crazy if the back is on the dolly.
#7
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
Yeah, front wheels on the dolly. Is your truck 4wd or 2wd? If only 2wd, then you can tow it with the transmission in neutral, but if 4wd, I would disconnect the driveshaft at the front of the rear diff, tape the u-joint caps in place and bungy it up to the underside of the truck. Reason being, the lubrication is not good on the rear output shaft when the transfercase is in neutral and can cause premature wear on the transfer case bearings.
#8
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
Technically your not supposed to tow a 4wd vehicle at all. Only on a trailer or flatbed but as long as both the tranny and transfer case are in neutral you should be fine.
#9
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
Why does the transfer case have to be in neutral???
#10
RE: Can a jeep tow a blazer???
dbleon, I'm not great at describing things so maybe someone can get more technical than i can but the transfer case has to be in nuetral because it can mess up it up while it's being towed because 2 wheels are spinning and the other 2 are not. I'm not entirely sure thats the reason so anybody feel free to corect me if I am wrong.