Towing an Impreza
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OK I have heard that you are not supposed to tow any AWD vehicle if it breaks down for example cos it can do damage. I have read this in my manual - however it doesn't explain why doing this can cause problems ? I am not looking to tow my scoob this way and would always ask for a flatbed
I'm just curious.....
Can anyone enlighten me please ?
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is it to do with suspended tow, where either the front or rear wheels are suspended on a towing dolley/ tow truck etc.
That would cause wind up of the centre diff?
Can't imagine it would be a prob if all 4 wheels are on the road and turning when being towed. Only like freewheeling down a hill.
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That would cause wind up of the centre diff?
Can't imagine it would be a prob if all 4 wheels are on the road and turning when being towed. Only like freewheeling down a hill.
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Hmmm differing views here - I am quite surprised as I am sure I have been told before that you have to load a Scoob on a flat bed and not tow it, whether all 4 wheels or not ?
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