Shifting into 4X4 LOW range
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Shifting into 4X4 LOW range
I'm having trouble figuring out the proper way to shift into 4WD Low range on a consistant basis.
The owners manual doesn't really explain the process well.
I can get into it by trial and error but not really sure what I've done to do it.
Also, how do you get out of it, usually I have to try different things and finally I get out.
The owners manual doesn't really explain the process well.
I can get into it by trial and error but not really sure what I've done to do it.
Also, how do you get out of it, usually I have to try different things and finally I get out.
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Bring the truck to a complete stop. Place the trans in "N" and keep your foot on the brake pedal. Turn the selector to 4wd Low. You may hear a couple of clucks as the transfer case does its job. Once the indicator light on the dash comes on, you're now in 4-low and you may shift to the desired gear.
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