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It can be in neutral but not far or at too high a speed. An auto trans pump doesn't run when car is off so you should raise the drive wheels or disconnect drive shaft after marking (easier than it sounds but have to plug tail end of trans or will lose all fluid) too far a tow on drive wheels in neutral could fry the trans
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