Rod
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- 1999
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- Ford
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- Manual
I have a 1999 4X4 Supercab Ranger, it has manual transmission and a shift on the fly transfer case. I have been told that I can't tow this with my motorhome unless I pull the the driveshaft on get a driveshaft disconnect. My question is what is the difference between my truck and a 2002 Ranger equipped with the same drivetrain. The oldest Ford towing guide I can find on the net says 2002 4X4 Rangers with manual trans, can be towed at 55mph for unlimited distance.
Can someone clear this up. Also in your tech files on transfer cases it says that 1350 & 1354 cases have provisions to lubricate themselves when being towed.
Can someone clear this up. Also in your tech files on transfer cases it says that 1350 & 1354 cases have provisions to lubricate themselves when being towed.