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I have heard that when towing a car with a manual transmission the driveshaft should be disconnected to prevent the transmission mainshaft from spinning because it is splash-lubed when the car is running in gear and it would thus be turning without lubrication.
Others have told me that there is absolutely no problem and/or that the mainshaft bearings are probably impregnated with lube and towing for distances of under 500 miles or so would be okay.
I'm not concerned with what towing does to the Overdrive as I have a Toyota transmission on my car. What is the collective wisdom?
Others have told me that there is absolutely no problem and/or that the mainshaft bearings are probably impregnated with lube and towing for distances of under 500 miles or so would be okay.
I'm not concerned with what towing does to the Overdrive as I have a Toyota transmission on my car. What is the collective wisdom?