honu
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I have a challenge I thought the good folks here could help me with.
Simply put, I'm trying to figure out a way to tow my 2wd Liberty behind my motorhome, without having to resort to trailering it.
When we bought it, I did not do sufficient research and relied on the salesman's "knowledge"... which was, of course, stupid! I know, I know, why did I buy a 2wd to begin with"? On that, I'll have to plead "temporary insanity".
I've looked into the possibility of installing either a transmission pump or a driveline disconnect system, but they are no longer available.
Now for the (cringe) "idea" another motor-homer suggested... install locking hubs on the rear axle. Then I could merely disengage the hubs, tow the Jeep to our destination, then re-engage the hubs and off we go.
Please be kind with your responses, I can already imagine the thoughts of, "what the heck are you thinkin'", or something similar, running through your minds... but, is this feasible. Or, should I continue flogging myself over NOT buying the 4wd? (Don't worry, I do that anyway...)
Simply put, I'm trying to figure out a way to tow my 2wd Liberty behind my motorhome, without having to resort to trailering it.
When we bought it, I did not do sufficient research and relied on the salesman's "knowledge"... which was, of course, stupid! I know, I know, why did I buy a 2wd to begin with"? On that, I'll have to plead "temporary insanity".
I've looked into the possibility of installing either a transmission pump or a driveline disconnect system, but they are no longer available.
Now for the (cringe) "idea" another motor-homer suggested... install locking hubs on the rear axle. Then I could merely disengage the hubs, tow the Jeep to our destination, then re-engage the hubs and off we go.
Please be kind with your responses, I can already imagine the thoughts of, "what the heck are you thinkin'", or something similar, running through your minds... but, is this feasible. Or, should I continue flogging myself over NOT buying the 4wd? (Don't worry, I do that anyway...)