What gear to be in for towing
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Hmm interesting. Must be some intelligent system. I would like to see it work on an Edge Evolution. How do you know your in 6th?
#7
yup I'm it top gear at hwy speeds ... how do i know ? rpms are almost the same as without .. the tow haul feature is far more advanced then previous OD lockout buttons
I tow in Drive with the tow haul features.. I've towed my trailer every other weekend since I got my truck I can tell right away if I forgot to turn the tow/haul on . The "engine brake" is really nice although the a time or two it's been annoying kicking in going down a hill where I didn't want it too..
BTW my trailer is 5500lbs
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#8
As a former Rocky Mountain driver - When in doubt, keep it out of Over Drive, and take it easy. No reason to hurt your horse.
Let the truck use its' gears going uphill and watch your temps. It aint' a race to the top, so there is no need to use the whip.
On the downhills - shift to a lower gear to let the engine do the braking to keep your speeds under control (I've driven down Pike's Peak with an autotrans having only needed to touch my brakes twice the whole way). Compression Braking is a good thing. Be in control BEFORE you crest the hill and start down - otherwise it may be too late.
Let the truck use its' gears going uphill and watch your temps. It aint' a race to the top, so there is no need to use the whip.
On the downhills - shift to a lower gear to let the engine do the braking to keep your speeds under control (I've driven down Pike's Peak with an autotrans having only needed to touch my brakes twice the whole way). Compression Braking is a good thing. Be in control BEFORE you crest the hill and start down - otherwise it may be too late.
#9
As a former Rocky Mountain driver - When in doubt, keep it out of Over Drive, and take it easy. No reason to hurt your horse.
Let the truck use its' gears going uphill and watch your temps. It aint' a race to the top, so there is no need to use the whip.
On the downhills - shift to a lower gear to let the engine do the braking to keep your speeds under control (I've driven down Pike's Peak with an autotrans having only needed to touch my brakes twice the whole way). Compression Braking is a good thing. Be in control BEFORE you crest the hill and start down - otherwise it may be too late.
Let the truck use its' gears going uphill and watch your temps. It aint' a race to the top, so there is no need to use the whip.
On the downhills - shift to a lower gear to let the engine do the braking to keep your speeds under control (I've driven down Pike's Peak with an autotrans having only needed to touch my brakes twice the whole way). Compression Braking is a good thing. Be in control BEFORE you crest the hill and start down - otherwise it may be too late.