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patlaap


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Have a 2wd Colorado P/U and want to flat tow it. I’m told by others that I can have a driveshaft disconnect installed which will allow me t9 flat tow it. Would like to chat with others that have used the driveshaft disconnect. Thanks



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“Told by others” has caused the listeners mega bucks. What does Chevy say? Is a reputable auto shop going to guarantee the work?

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Yes, very reputable. Have been doing DD for years. Chevy says it can’t be FLAT Towed. Doesn’t say anything about DD.I’m wanting to chat with someone that has or is towing a 2wd with the DD. Hesitant myself so want to do some research before I do it.



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Call Bill at Superior Drive line and talk to him, he'll have answers for you. Here's a link to their web site: www.remcodsc.com/coupling/ The only issue I see with them is they need to be cleaned about once or twice a year and don't abuse them. Good luck.

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Heck, I NEED to be cleaned once a year or so.

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