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What about if you just tow 2 or 3 miles SLOWLY? Maybe not the most prudent thing, but will it do harm? Ben On Tue, 28 Oct 1997 15:16:15 GMT+0200 "Adriaan Loedolff" <Adriaan@NORTON.CTECH.AC.ZA> writes: >Hello all > >> I have also accasionally wondered if you could tow an >> AT car with the engine idling and I think it would be fine. The >only >> potential problems I can see would be if the transmission >> accidentally slipped into gear, or if something (like the oil >> pressure light) happened to the engine and there was no one there >> to notice. > >I once had to do just that after a brake caliper seized and I had to >get towed. You still have to take it real slow because even with the >engine idling, the lubrication of the transmission will be >insufficient for high speed towing. > > >Regards > >Adriaan Loedolff >adriaan@norton.ctech.ac.za >'69 Variant Automatic (200 000 miles + and still cruisin' after all of >these years!) >