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Old 03-23-2018, 05:24 PM   #1
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Tow Haul?

Is putting your rig in Tow Haul the same as an older rig with Overdrive and dropping out of overdrive?
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No. That causes the computer to use a different program for shiftion the tyranny. Works for level ground and up and down hill. Should be a description of operation in the owners Manuel.
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Very different. The whole shift pattern is different in the TOW mode. Going up the tranny shifts later. Coming down simply touching the brakes shifts the tranny down a gear. With subtle inputs on the throttle the driver can almost make it behave like manual shift making it downshift earlier when approaching a hill.
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Tow Haul when On also causes the transmission to down shift if you depress the brake pedal for 1 second. Depressing accelerator will cause the ECM to shift back to the "normal" gear.
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