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This last week we took a 1,000 mile shake-down trip to Bend Oregon, camping overnight in Mt Shasta in sub freezing temps. We were comfortable and everything worked great. Tracking the MPG we got 12 mpg with the overdrive off (driving about 60 mph) and 14 mpg with the overdrive on (thanks to the 4x4 vinyl air damn--Thanks for those of you here at WTW that showed me how).
You are supposed to disable the overdrive when towing, but how about driving with your pop-up truck camper?
I want to look out for the health of my 100k+ mileage transmission (which was recently flushed and made fully synthetic) but at a 17% reduction in MPG, I'm inclined to leave it on.
Thanks for your input!
You are supposed to disable the overdrive when towing, but how about driving with your pop-up truck camper?
I want to look out for the health of my 100k+ mileage transmission (which was recently flushed and made fully synthetic) but at a 17% reduction in MPG, I'm inclined to leave it on.
Thanks for your input!