Hi
I don't have easy access to Hyundai dealership or sales information. Can 4WD
Santa Fe with auto transmission be towed behind RV ( four wheels down)?

Thank You!
Dave W

 

Never tow an automatic transmission 2WD or 4WD! Very few cars with
autos can be towed. What happens is the transmission is trunring with
the wheels but there is no lubrication (no transmission pressure). You
MAY be able to find a "disconnect" for the hubs, check a 4WD shop or
do a google search for "hyundai 4wd free hub" and you'll find pages
such as this:

http://www.4x4wire.com/isuzu/tech/manualhubs/



On 23 Jun 2003 00:11:53 GMT, peterh5322@aol.comminch (Peter H.) wrote:

>
>>>
>Can 4WD Santa Fe with auto transmission be towed behind RV (four wheels down)?
>>>
>
>No, it must be transported with all wheels off of the road.

 

>>
You MAY be able to find a "disconnect" for the hubs, check a 4WD shop or do a
google search for "hyundai 4wd free hub" and you'll find pages such as this:

<A
HREF="http://www.4x4wire.com/isuzu/tech/manualhubs/">http://www.4x4wire.co
m/isuzu/tech/manualhubs/</A>

>>

Such hubs work where the axle is full-floating.

In the SF case, hubs would be required on all wheels, presuming, of course,
that all are full-floating, which I strongly doubt.

 

THE 4WD - ALL WHEEL DRIVE CANNOT BE TOWED WITH ALL WHEELS ON THE GROUND.

JON BARKER

"D. Weatherwax" <davew@joink.com> wrote in message
news:bd55lr011su@enews4.newsguy.com...
> Hi
> I don't have easy access to Hyundai dealership or sales information. Can
4WD
> Santa Fe with auto transmission be towed behind RV ( four wheels down)?
>
> Thank You!
> Dave W
>
>

 

>>
THE 4WD - ALL WHEEL DRIVE CANNOT BE TOWED WITH ALL WHEELS ON THE GROUND.
>>

It cannot be towed with ANY wheels on the ground.