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Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Upstate New York
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Towing with the 4.7??
what are they reccomending towing with the 4.7. i dont have the tow/haul mode. do they reccomend using the sport shifting. stay out of overdrive?
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Knoxville, TN
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When I am towing my boat (about 4000 pounds) I use the sport shift mode so I can keep the RPM's where I want them. If I am on the interstate for extended amounts of time and I can set the cruise at 70 I will put it back in Drive and leave it. It does not have any problems at that speed since the motor is turning more than 2000 RPM's.
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With my old 02 with the 4.7 I towed a my car trailer and race car, about 5000 pounds combined and just turned the overdrive off when doing so. I had no problems, tow liked that for 3 years almost once a month
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: San Antonio
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I tow about a 2200lbs trailer everyday, no problem really other than some big hills, and the gas mileage isnt so great. I just drive it like I would if I wasnt towing, not sure if thats good or bad. But its worked for 5,000 miles thus far.
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