Parts Needed to Flat Tow 1991 Dodge Dakota
Updated 12/06/2021 | Published 12/05/2021
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Question:
Can I flat tow a 1991, 2 wheel drive Dodge Dakota with a manual transmission? I could not find an owners manual online. Thank you,
asked by: Kevin
Expert Reply:
Typically when it comes to older vehicles if they have a manual transmission you can generally tow them, but it's always best to confirm that in your owner's manual or with your local dealer if you're fresh out of a manual.
If you are able to flat tow your 1991 Dodge Dakota then I recommend using the following parts:
Roadmaster Crossbar-Style Base Plate Kit - # 210-1
StowMaster Tow Bar - # RM-504 (fits 2-5/16" hitch ball - be sure to use a ball mount that allows the tow bar to sit level)
Safety Cables - # RM-643
Magnetic Light Kit - # PE26UR
Brake Buddy Classic 3 - # HM39494
I recommend these products because they will allow you to flat tow without costing an arm and a leg.
Attached are some review videos for you to check out.
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Roadmaster Crossbar-Style Base Plate Kit - Fixed Arms
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