How do I Tow a 1983 Jeep?
In 1983, Jeep released seven vehicle models to the public. They were the Cherokee, CJ5, CJ7, J10, J20, Scrambler and the Wagoneer. In order to tow one of these vehicles, be sure to remove the rear drive shaft is removed. Check your vehicle's service manual for thorough instructions on how to remove the drive shaft on your vehicle's model. Jeep advises owners to drive below 45 mph while towing their vehicle.
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Instructions
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Attach your tow bar to the towing vehicle. Follow the instructions in the tow bar's manual for specifics on how to do this. Park the tow vehicle on leveled ground.
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Enter your Jeep vehicle. Depress the clutch pedal if your vehicle is a manual transmission or the brake pedal if your vehicle has an automatic transmission. Shift the vehicle into neutral.
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Turn the Jeep's key ignition to the "on" position to turn its engine on. Shift the vehicle into gear if it is a manual transmission or into drive if it has an automatic transmission. Remove your foot from the pedal. Your vehicle will not move.
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Turn the ignition key to the "ACC" position. Shift your automatic transmission to the "Park" position and apply the parking brake. Connect the tow bar to the Jeep. Follow the instructions included in the tow bar manual in order to ensure proper usage of the bar.
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Release the parking brake on the Jeep. Shift the vehicle back into the "Neutral" position if your vehicle has an automatic transmission. Open the hood of the Jeep and disconnect the negative battery cable.
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Wrap the battery cable with the soft cloth and securely sit to the side of the battery. Close the hood. Your vehicle is now ready to be towed to its destination.
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