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Old 04-12-2012, 07:34 AM   #1
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Flat towing a chrysler town and county van

Have a 2011 town and county tow it on a dolly. (a pain) I understand there a device that you can attach to you transmission so it can be flat towed. Has anyone used this device? Have you had any problems with the warranty in your car being honored?
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Go to the Remco Towing website, and enter you vehicle information. They will tell you what kind of lube pump you need if you need one at all. You would have to contact Chrysler to see if it effects your warrantee. Many people use the lube pumps and they seem to work OK as far as I know.

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I just setup my 2008 Dodge Grand Caravan with remco pump and blue ox base plates and ready bruit tow bar with surge brake. Works just fine (so far, only 2k miles) I did the instillation my self. PM if you want more info.
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I converted my 2008 Town and Country with a Remco trans pump back in 2008 and it DID NOT work (I posted my problems previously). Hopefully erstanfo has better luck...

My problems dealt with the transmission getting too hot while being towed. Whenever the air temp was over 80 degrees, it would tow fine for about two hours. After that, the fluid pressure monitor would start to 'chirp' like it was losing pressure. I spoke to Remco a number of times, had parts replaced, and still had the problem. I also have a DP so the heat of the engine is coming right onto the van. If you have a gasser, you may have better luck.

So if you have a gasser and will only tow it on short trips or in the winter (and if something on the T&C trans changed since 2008), you may be in luck. I eventually gave up on the T&C and bought a Jeep which is VERY easy to tow.
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