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I bought this 2002 malibu last month----we tow it behind our RV (all 4 wheels on the ground) and have racked up some miles---even thow it was not driven --just towed----our old Ford F150 we just pulled a fuse from under the dash when we were towing it and put it back when we drove it-------can anybody help us out----is there a fuse to pull when it is being towed or what----

You must not have gotten an owner's manual, right? If you do look at page 4-29 under Dinghy Towing. If you don't have a manual you should buy one or download one from www.mygmlink.com after registering your vehicle.

Several steps mentioned but regarding fuses.......

To prevent your battery from draining while the
vehicle is being towed, remove the following fuses
from the driver’s side instrument panel fuse block:
A) Wiper, G) Powertrain Control Module and J)
Body Function Control Module/Cluster. See
“Instrument Panel Fuse Block -- Driver’s Side” in
the Index for location of these fuses.

Leave ignition switch in ACC position when towing

When you are done of course you have to reinsert fuses.

are true but you miss something A car that it's engine is not on mean that all the fliuds are not flowing right so where i getting it that a car that is not turn on means that the tranny fliuds are not flowing like they are so you forceing the fliuds to pass though the raditior but they are not getting cool so you force them in and out which in the long run you can damage the tranny by all four wheel but if you tow it with the two front tires in the air your ok but if not check the tranny fluid if it ok

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