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04-05-2008, 09:38 AM
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| Towing the FJ Cruiser 6 speed std. Hi, new member here, so if it looks like I'm ignorant, I am. I have a new 2008 FJ Cruiser with the 6 speed manual trans. I want to tow it with my Safaria 40' motor home. I own a Falcon all terrain tow bar and want to tow the FJ Cruiser with. The motorhome has heavy duty disk brakes and my hitch receiver is heavy duty too. Roadmaster makes a towing bracket that is for the FJ. Question #1 Will it damage the trans or transfer case to tow the Cruiser in neutral (both). Question #2 What else do I need if I want to tow this std. trans Cruiser without damage. Last edited by rickwise : 04-06-2008 at 11:22 AM. Reason: Clarify Title of posting  |
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04-07-2008, 09:35 AM
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| Not too sure on that subject. May want to PM Ichiban on this as he has towed the FJ behind his RV. Here's a link to the topic: Towing with a REMCO drivline disconnect!
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