4wd nuetral

[che2318]

When driving on the roads and highways the 4wd stick should be in nuetral correct?

is a vented bonnet worth the spend?

[stormforce]

When driving on the roads and highways the 4wd stick should be in nuetral correct?

is a vented bonnet worth the spend?

the 4wd lever should be pulled back.If you have it in neutral then you wont go anywhere

[che2318]

the 4wd lever should be pulled back.If you have it in neutral then you wont go anywhere

so it should be in H4?

[stormforce]

so it should be in H4?

no it should be in H2
H4 is when the lever is still in the back position but you press the button on the lever.
If you push the lever forward then you will be in L4

[che2318]

no it should be in H2
H4 is when the lever is still in the back position but you press the button on the lever.
If you push the lever forward then you will be in L4

righty.

so if i pull it all the way back...its H2..if i then press the button..its H4 and if i push it all the way forward its L4

[stormforce]

that is correct but never use 4wd on the road unless its icy/snow or on any loose/slippery ground

[che2318]

that is correct but never use 4wd on the road unless its icy/snow or on any loose/slippery ground

I know about the usage of it but was a little unsure of the road driving norm as we have a landy which stays in H ratio but its in permanent 4wd. so im getting used to having a seperate stick.

[blakarm]

H2, button on small lever out, no 4WD light on dash, normal road use.

Press button on small lever while on move (up to about 45mph-ish) green 4WD lights up on dash = 4WDH slippy surfaces only.

Move small lever forward WHILE STATIONARY. = 4WDL

[Smego2]

that is correct but never use 4wd on the road unless its icy/snow or on any loose/slippery ground

Unless you have a proper hilux, the 3rd gen!

[surrey-surfer]

Just whatever you do, dont press the red button!!