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Guys can someone answer this please...
When shifting from 2WD ( normal) driving to 4HI...i don't have to put in neutral correct...
I just have to be at a slow speed...And when i don't need anymore pop it back up to 2WD...
4LO is something different...
When shifting from 2WD ( normal) driving to 4HI...i don't have to put in neutral correct...
I just have to be at a slow speed...And when i don't need anymore pop it back up to 2WD...
4LO is something different...
Last edited by 16 Unlimited Ways; Dec 5, 2012 at 02:54 AM.
Manual says 55. I'd have no fear of doing it even faster but the question is in what situation would 55 even make sense?
4 low you need to be like 0-1mph and it likes to not go in but don't force it, simply roll forward or back a tiny bit and it will come right back.
4 low you need to be like 0-1mph and it likes to not go in but don't force it, simply roll forward or back a tiny bit and it will come right back.
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Because of that, I shift back and forth often between 2wd and 4-high. Usually between 50 to 55 mph. I have had this 07 since new, and it has caused no harm at all.
Because of that, I shift back and forth often between 2wd and 4-high. Usually between 50 to 55 mph. I have had this 07 since new, and it has caused no harm at all.


