Towing Question

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bondservant2

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No, it just does not provide much benefit, hard shifts, holds gears longer, etc. When mine is pulling a 5K trailer and in tow/haul, the transmission feels almost normal in operation. When empty and in tow/haul, the shifts are longer and more firm.

I like to run in tow/haul mode on occasion even with nothing hooked up to the truck. I like being able to run a little higher engine rpm when it’s cold outside to get things warmed up (I’ve been running 10w-30 engine oil).
It takes a light foot on the throttle to keep things smooth, but that’s not an issue for what I perceive as a benefit.
 

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I like to run in tow/haul mode on occasion even with nothing hooked up to the truck. I like being able to run a little higher engine rpm when it’s cold outside to get things warmed up (I’ve been running 10w-30 engine oil).
It takes a light foot on the throttle to keep things smooth, but that’s not an issue for what I perceive as a benefit.
We are different people

I keep my revs and load down until stuff warms up. Usually use my oil Pressure as a guide until it's at normal hot pressures
 

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