Towing a 2003 Jaguar X-Type with a motorhome - How to?

How you checked and make sure you do not have an anti-theft system built-in?

yes but if it's rear wheel drive you'll need to remove the drive shaft

I would go with a sticking release servo

donde va el aceite de transmicion en un jaguar xtype 2002 ??

you must use a car hauler/trailer.

Get the batteries replaced in the remotes. AutoZones ussually have RF meters to check the remotes for you but the cause most of the time is the battery. Their life span ussually does not pass 5 years. Good luck

first thing is you have to know the weight of the motorhome..and you must know the towing capacity of the nissan..

but if and when you decide to tow the motor home always keep in mind .especilly if you have never towed anything like that before.That when big trucks pass you the trailer will want to sway back and forth.so always keep that in mind.....and safe driving....

Raise the drive wheels,in any towing job you need to lift the wheels that drive the car,your car,i would say would be the rear.

Hi,

Only the 4WD version is 'flat towable' - if yours is the front wheel drive version you will need a dolly as special equipment to prevent damage occuring to the transmission. Towing Auto vehicles is not really advisable in my opinion and unless it is specifically stated in the specification of the manufacturers handbook it is best avoided.

However you may want to check out this link which provides a list of towable pickups and SUVs that is updated each year. You can also find their list of towable vehicles from previous years there as well. These are vehicles that are factory approved by their manufacturers for towing behind a motorhome. Some vehicles such as the XL-7 require special procedures which must be followed, including speed and distance limitations.

For example, the 4WD version of the XL-7 requires special care to be taken every 200 miles in order to avoid the potential of transmission damage.

See link for more info


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your safest bet would be a flatbed..... how far do you want to go with it ?


Robert