Can I tow a 2005 ford expedition 4x4 behind my motorhome without any modifications?

You would need to pull the drive shafts .

These trucks are known for the 4x4 control module going bad. Last one I replaced was located behind/under the glove box. It is definitely worth replacing and a relatively cheap and easy fix.

I wouldn't flat tow any vehicle & expect
the transmission or transfer case, to be happy
about it,in the long run

If you study your owners manuals & service manuals
& towing stuff,you will see no manufacturer recommends
the driven wheels be on the ground.

I have 2014 frontier-so that is both ends, of a 4x4

I would put it on a trailer

Too much in the front & rear of the drive train, for me
to tow, other than a trailer

I guess having once owned a trans shop,you see my concerns

No there is way to safely fix this without a kit that is approved for the job. I would contact someone who deals with disabled persons whom often need this kind of modification made to the pedals in the car.

What you can try is to start the vehicle, put it in Neutral, press on the brake, and while doing that press the 4x4 Button and hold it for 5 seconds. If this does not help, you will need an Owners Manual for Year specific information.

You want to reset your Transfer case from being towed to Run. It sounds like your unit was switched to the current Mode for transit. Another idea is to contact the Tow company who delivered it for advice on this setting. Even if you used a Tow dolly yourself, I imagine the towtruck drivers would need to know how to switch this setting when they tow an Explorer themselves.

This Tow mode is used to enable towing the SUV behind a Motorhome. The Automatic transmissions need lubricant on the seals or they will burn up. The Tow mode disengages the Transfer case and keeps some of the parts from turning. You need to look at Year specific information because of the difference in Automatic transmissions. For a short time, there were engine options which included a different transmission for better mileage with bigger engines.

The older models needed a Tow dolly and the newer models can just use a Tow bar on the frame.
I hope my opening statement fixed your problem. Should you want to Tow your SUV behind another vehicle, you will need to use the Tow feature.

Sounds like you should tow the motorhome with the 2500!!

seriously though, if it's a 4X4 make sure the front axle is not engaged, otherwise just make sure tranny is in neutral

just to be safe, check OM or nearest Allison warranty shop for advice

I'd be more worried about the motorhome drivetrain pulling that beast.....

The fuel filter is located on the front of the gas tank, behind the metal bracket mounted to the tank.

I wouldn't advise it since your malibu is a front wheel drive

U MUST remove the remove the drive shaft or u will damage the trans, this is true of all modern cars and trucks, have been doing this 35 years and am 100% sure on this.

Yes, you can tow it as long as you make sure it is in nuuetral