XC60 D4 towing

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XC60 D4 towing

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Jul 27th, 2018, 21:11	#1
Sheded New Member Last Online: May 24th, 2019 20:45 Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Barnsley	XC60 D4 towing Hi all. Having a few issues towing my caravan with my 2014 xc60 d4 181bhp manual. The caravan weighs around 1500 kg twin axle. I can barely tell the caravan is behind me, however, on my first outing I had message on dash saying heavy load, shift down, accompanied by a red warning light. This was doing 55 mph in 5th gear at 2000rpm. If I accelerated past it to 2500 rpm (65mph) the message went off. But obviously this is too fast. After doing this speed for a while, the temp went up. Thinking about a remap, but I considered I have enough power as it stands. Anyone have experience of towing with d4, or any ideas? Thanks in anticipation..... __________________ 64 reg XC60 2.4awd 181bhp start/stop

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