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Old 04-05-2020, 01:57 AM   #16
Dilley Dilley
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On the shift on steering column, of my 2018 Vegas, there is a button to press for use when towing. I was told to use it when I purchased my RV, and I do.Whenever it is engaged and I am slowing down, going down or up a hill, the engine roars and RPMs increase higher than I would like. I prefer to keep my RPMs between 2000 and 3000. Is there any distinct advantage to using the towing selector? There have been times when I forget to engage it, and drive a distance with no problems.
I drive ours in Tow/Haul all the time. We don’t tow but it helps conserve the brakes when going down grades. Don’t let those higher rpm’s concern you. The higher rpm’s are better than frying your brakes. You should also consider choosing a lower gear to drive down steep grades and that will lead to higher rpm’s. Good rule of thumb is drive downhill in the same gear that you would need to drive uphill. Stay safe
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