Can you tow a Dodge Caravan behind a motorhome?

As long as the front wheels are off the ground.

Should be okay if you use a tow dolly. This means you drive the front wheels up on the tow dolly and strap the tires down. The rear wheels are like trailer tires and should roll as if they do when driven.

You can put the transfer in neutral to tow

You do realize that vehicle is worth
next to nothing

If bought a 1992 Dakota new & had it 18.5 years
until June 2010. Good veh, just not worth more than a few
hundred dollars

When you said Salesman I want to run

you must use a car hauler/trailer.

Sounds like you should tow the motorhome with the 2500!!

seriously though, if it's a 4X4 make sure the front axle is not engaged, otherwise just make sure tranny is in neutral

just to be safe, check OM or nearest Allison warranty shop for advice

I'd be more worried about the motorhome drivetrain pulling that beast.....

You'll have to put it on a dolly. Automatic transmissions do not take kindly to being towed because they don't get lubricated. The oil pump in an automatic trans runs off the input shaft, so the engine has to be running. Hope this helps.

Yes if a proper tow bar is afixed. Bumper may have to be notched to fold out of the way to drive the car when not being towed. Make sure to have car in neutral.

SYMPTOMS SOUNDS LIKE THE FACTORY SECURITY SYSTEM IS SHUTTING DOWN CHECK WITH DEALER ABOUT THE NEW FLASH FOR THE PCM... POWERTRAIN CONTROL MODULE.....MAIN COMPUTLER

typically, it is not a good idea. the transmission pump only runs if the engine is turning. towing it would mean that some of the transmission gear train is spinning, but without proper lubrication. This will burn up the transmission over time. aftermarket kits are available for some models to resolve this issue, but i'm not too familiar with them.

this is not problem for this car is manual transm