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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Maxima / May 2004

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Towing my 2000 Maxi Auto

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Ken - 26 May 2004 17:00 GMT
I'm hoping to be able to towbar pull my Maxi behind my truck.  Can I do it
and what do I have to do to my Maxima?  My Nissan dealer doesn't seem to be
interested in helping me out.
HELP!!
Thanks,
Ken
NissTech - 26 May 2004 23:53 GMT
you can tow it , as long as you have the front wheels off the ground

> I'm hoping to be able to towbar pull my Maxi behind my truck.  Can I do it
> and what do I have to do to my Maxima?  My Nissan dealer doesn't seem to be
> interested in helping me out.
> HELP!!
> Thanks,
> Ken
David Efflandt - 29 May 2004 19:30 GMT
> I'm hoping to be able to towbar pull my Maxi behind my truck.  Can I do it
> and what do I have to do to my Maxima?  My Nissan dealer doesn't seem to be
> interested in helping me out.

It would be better to rent a tow dolly with the front (drive) wheels on
the dolly.  I don't know about Nissan automatics specifically, but modern
automatic transmissions (last 30-40 yrs) do not like to be towed very long
distances or speed without the motor running to lubricate them.

In other words, if it cannot be push started, it should not be towed with
drive wheels on the ground.

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