Can I flat tow (4 wheels down) a 1989 Dodge Dakota?

Asked by Micasalay Jun 09, 2011 at 01:16 PM about the 1989 Dodge Dakota

Question type: General

I want to tow my 1989 Dakota convertible (with an automatic transmission) behind an RV. Can I flat tow it or do I need to use a dolly? I want to use it for errands, sightseeing, etc. so disconnecting the driveshaft would not be convenient.

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Hector answered 13 years ago

You can tow it like that! If it is 4x4 then would it be different but a regular dakota no problem! Good luck!!

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Jeff answered 13 years ago

it has an automatic transmission, you cant tow it flat without removing the driveshaft.

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Brandon answered 12 years ago

you will need to remove the front and rear drive shafts to keep from damageing the trany.

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Brad answered 12 years ago

low speed and under 50km shouldint have to remove the drive shaft longer tow than that remove then shaft

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