TOWING BEHIND A MOTORHOME (INFORMATION)

TOWING BEHIND A MOTORHOME - ALL BRAVADAS

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If a Bravada is towed on all four wheels behind a motor home, it is important to advise the customer that steps should be taken to prevent damage to the drivetrain.

The removal of the front and rear propeller shaft is required when the Bravada is being towed.

Prior to shaft removal, alignment marks must be made on all mating flanges and surfaces between the final drive, transfer case and transmission so that the factory balance can be maintained during reassembly. Refer to Section 4A of the applicable Bravada Service Manual.

This procedure is not intended for the "do-it yourselfer", it is expressly intended for the use of a qualified technician.

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