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kumarST
28th April 2011, 11:18 PM
hi guys
abit stupid question , what does 4L, 4H, or 2L or 2H means, all i get whit my 4x4 engage stick is pulled it back ward and light come on green in console telling engaged , ??? Hub set to Auto.. kinda confused reading the manual
YNOT
28th April 2011, 11:36 PM
2H (2 wheel drive high range) is for normal driving on sealed surfaces or surfaces with good traction. In this position all drive is sent to the rear wheels.
4H (4 wheel drive high range) is for high speed (up to 80km/h approximately) low traction surfaces like sand or wet dirt roads. In this position drive is sent to all 4 wheels and the gearing is the same as 2H.
4L (4 wheel drive low range) is for low speed low traction driving, steep ascents and descents. In this position drive is sent to all 4 wheels BUT the gearing is much lower than in 2H or 4H.
2H is transfer gear lever in the forward position closest to the dash.
4H is engaged by pulling the transfer lever back one position.
4L is engaged by pushing down and pulling the transfer lever back further.
Patrols do not have a 2L position.
Tony
Finly Owner
28th April 2011, 11:52 PM
Landrovers do.
Tim
timbar
29th April 2011, 03:27 AM
the early 3 speed 4.2L G60 Patrol had 2L
growler2058
29th April 2011, 06:38 AM
2H (2 wheel drive high range) is for normal driving on sealed surfaces or surfaces with good traction. In this position all drive is sent to the rear wheels.
4H (4 wheel drive high range) is for high speed (up to 80km/h approximately) low traction surfaces like sand or wet dirt roads. In this position drive is sent to all 4 wheels and the gearing is the same as 2H.
4L (4 wheel drive low range) is for low speed low traction driving, steep ascents and descents. In this position drive is sent to all 4 wheels BUT the gearing is much lower than in 2H or 4H.
2H is transfer gear lever in the forward position closest to the dash.
4H is engaged by pulling the transfer lever back one position.
4L is engaged by pushing down and pulling the transfer lever back further.
Patrols do not have a 2L position.
Tony
Also do not drive on the bitumen in 4wd H or L it will damage your truck
kumarST
2nd May 2011, 01:14 AM
alright....sorted ...thanks guys
timbar
2nd May 2011, 02:52 AM
Another Happy Customer GOOD WORK Guys .............
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