Repair And Fix it

Park the tow dolly and the Civic on a flat surface. Position the Civic about 8 to 10 feet behind the rear of the dolly.

Grab the dollys ramps and pull them outward until they are fully extended and lay them on the ground.

Enter the Civic and start the ignition.

Place the vehicle in "Drive" for automatic or "First Gear" if operating a standard transmission and slowly drive towards the ramps, using your assistant to guide you.

Continue driving up the ramps, with the guidance of your assistant.

Stop the Civic when your guide tells you that you have reached the dollys platform, the area where the cars front wheels set in.

Place the Civic in "Neutral," set the parking brake, turn the ignition off and exit the Civic.

Place the dollys ratcheting straps over the Civics wheels, as instructed in the dollys instructions. Tighten the straps using the ratchets until the vehicles front wheels are secure.

Remove the key from the Civics ignition, place the Civics gear selector in "Park" if equipped with an automatic or "First" if equipped with a manual transmission and release the parking brake.

Accelerate and stop slowly and evenly, as hard acceleration or braking can cause damage to the towing vehicle.

Negotiate tight turns caully, as the tow dolly will take turns slightly tighter than the towing vehicle. Pay close attention to your side view mirrors when in tight turns.

Loosen the coupler latch on the tongue of the tow dolly and place the coupler over the 2-inch ball of the hitch on the vehicle which will be towing the dolly. Push the towing dolly back and forth a bit to ensure the coupler is seated properly on the 2-inch ball.

Push down on the latch to close the coupler latch over the 2-inch ball and place the pin through the latch to securely lock the tow dolly onto the hitch. Pull up on the towing dolly to test if it is secured. If the coupler seems loose on the ball, adjust the coupler, using a wrench.

Connect the wiring plug of the tow dolly to the plug beside the hitch. If the wires do not have a plug, then connect the color coded wires of the dolly to the corresponding wires of the towing package. The yellow wire controls the left blinker, the green wire controls the right blinker, the brown wire controls the tail lights, the white wire is the ground and the red wire is for optional brakes on the dolly.

Attach the safety chains to hitch. Crisscross the chains, allowing slack in the chains for moving around corners.

Drive your tow vehicle to the front of the CJ6. Align the two vehicles so you can attach the tow cable to the Jeeps undercarriage.

Pull enough cable from the back of the truck to create a short distance between the two vehicles during a tow.

Reach underneath the Jeep with cable in hand, and create a double loop around both sides of the front axle with your towing cable. Clamp the loop shut by using the hook at the end of the cable.

Enter the Jeep, and shift it into neutral.

Turn on the hazard lights during the tow.

Close the doors of the Jeep securely.

Enter the tow truck. Drive to the repair shop where youd like to have the Jeep serviced. Take the safest route possible, and stay away from any sharp turns or sudden stops.