Plymouth Gran Fury 1980 Operating Instructions And Product Information page 72

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Trailer Towing
Warranty
Requirements
The Man ufacturer's Passenger
Car
War
ranty
will
apply
to
cars
used to
tow
trailers for
non-commercial
use; however,
the
follow-
ing conditions must
be
met:
• The
towing
of
lig
ht
trailers,
2,000
lbs.
or
less,
for
mild op
era
tion
(reasonably
level
roads and
mo
derate
ambiant
tempera ture)
is
allowable.
For
h
ot weather operation on
hilly
or
mountainous
roads,
the
engine a ndlor
transmission
cooling
may
b
e
insufficient. Only a
vehicle
with
the
Trailer Assist
p
ackage
is
recommended.
Loaded
trailers
that
weigh
over
1,000 lbs. (453 kg)
should
have
their own
brakes.
U the
loaded trailer
weight
exceeds 2,000
lbs.
(907 kg), or
the
frontal
area exceeds 30 sq. ft.,
the tow
vehicle
must
be equip-
ped
w
ith
a fac tory
installed Trailer Assist
Package. With this
package,
the
loaded
trailer
weight
must
not
exceed
the
recom-
mendation
below:
360
cu
in.
Engine
5,500
lbs.
(2
495 kg)
U
the
loaded trailer tongue weight
exceeds
200 lbs.
(90
kg),
the
tow
vehicle should be equipped with a
properly installed
fra me
type
equ
alizing
hitch.
Caution
On vehicles equipped with these frame-mounted hitches,
al-
ways remove the ball assembly when not towing a trailer. The
ball assembly may increase damage to your car if struck from the
rear, or damage bumpers of other
vehicles.
In
addition to
the
normal
maintenance:
A. Cha nge transmission
oil
and filter and
adjust
transmission
bands every 15,000 miles
(24 000
km).
B.
Cha nge rear axle lubricant
every 36,000 miles
(58 000 km) or
3
years
(whichever comes first).
If water contamination of the rear axle lubricant occurs, have
lubricant changed as soon as
possible.
Note: Yo
ur
car is equipped with
en
ergy absorbing
bumpers.
This system allows the b umpers to move
toward
the car at a
controlled rate when a linear force is
applied.
If a
bumper-
mounted trailer hitch is
employed,
bumper movement may occur

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