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Towing a Lund Rebel with a Nissan Murano


drg700

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Older Lund Rebel (semi-V) or newer Rebel XL (2008+)? If the older style, it will be lighter with a smaller outboard, lighter trailer, etc. Then you should be fine to tow in overdrive I would think. Max weight should be well under 1500 lbs.

If the Rebel XL, you will probably be closer to 2000 lbs with boat, motor, trailer, fuel, gear etc. Then I would pull it out of overdrive if it starts hunting for gears at all on slopes/hills. This will kill your mileage but save your tranny. Also strongly consider adding a transmission cooler if your Murano does not currently have one.

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Does your Murano have an actual automatic transmission? I know that some of them had a infinately variable transmission and where probably not designed to pull more than te weight of the vehicle.

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My buddy pulls a 17.5 ft aluminum bass boat with his Murano. It does have the CVT transmission and pulls fine. Does the CVT even have overdrive? I'm pretty sure if it does that he has never taken it out of OD and he has never had any issues either.

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The Murano is preowned with 23,000 miles. I tow the boat now with my 2011 Imapala and it tows great. I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with the Murano's. The guy at the Nissan service just told me to take it out of OD which I do with the car.

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