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if you run your van at max cargo capacity or if you are towing a heavy trailer you should not use overdrive it will heat thetransmission up and will cause failure prematurely usually when you need it most.
USE OVERDRIVE WHEN NOT TOWING , TURN IT OFF IF YOU ARE TOWING OR PULLING A LARGE LOAD
Yes, it is a fuel saver and should be left on at highway speeds unless you are towing a heavy load especially in the mountains.
Yes, a van can tow two jet skis, provided it has the appropriate towing capacity and is equipped with a compatible hitch. It's important to check the van's specifications to ensure it can safely handle the combined weight of the jet skis and their trailer. Additionally, proper towing equipment and safety measures should be in place to ensure a safe towing experience.
The maximum towing weight for a Ford Escort Van is 1,650 pounds. Its maximum trailer hitch weight is just 165 pounds, so care must be taken to not overload the suspension.
if you are hooked up to a trailer the fuses for the towing package are under the hood on the drivers side. for the van under the dash on the driver side
The towing capacity of a Ford E-250 cargo van typically ranges from 5,000 to 7,500 pounds, depending on the specific configuration and options. It's important to check the owner's manual or the manufacturer's specifications for the exact towing capacity of a particular model year, as it can vary. Additionally, factors such as payload and trailer weight distribution can also impact towing performance. Always ensure that the van is equipped properly for towing tasks.
what is the towing capacity of E-250 van
A Nissan quest should have no problem towing a Civic. Just go slow and don't punch the gas so you don't overwork the transmission. Keep the van out of overdrive also. This will help things be easier on the transmission as well.
I have a 1989 Dodge B250...it has overdrive
Light being on means overdrive is inactive
Easier to say when NOT to use overdrive - which is basically when pulling heavy loads and traveling in very hilly / mountainous areas.