Driving in tow/haul mode
#1
Driving in tow/haul mode
I saw a proceedure on here to have the tow/haul mode effective from the time you start up your truck, or perhaps it was always on. I am wondering what you guys and gals think of driving in tow/haul mode all of the time. I have noticed not a lot of mileage difference driving in the tow haul mode even empty. I personally like the response it has especially on hills or when u come up behind some one and not having to brake as much, again empty or with a load on. What are your thoughts do you like the tow/haul mode all the time and do you see a mileage difference?
#3
I've never measured it but logic would seem to dictate that all else being equal, tow-haul uses more fuel per mile since the engine is running at a higher average rpm.
Sometimes I'll turn tow-haul on when not towing just to use the engine brake. Otherwise, I just use it when I tow or haul.
Sometimes I'll turn tow-haul on when not towing just to use the engine brake. Otherwise, I just use it when I tow or haul.
#5
Originally Posted by moebdick
I've never measured it but logic would seem to dictate that all else being equal, tow-haul uses more fuel per mile since the engine is running at a higher average rpm.
Sometimes I'll turn tow-haul on when not towing just to use the engine brake. Otherwise, I just use it when I tow or haul.
Sometimes I'll turn tow-haul on when not towing just to use the engine brake. Otherwise, I just use it when I tow or haul.
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