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post Mar 14 2003, 10:01 PM
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I recently purchased a 99 Expedition, and have a question regarding the 4WD. I have no problem switching in and out of 4W-Hi, But seem to have great difficulty getting the truck out of 4W-Lo. Is there a trick to this? I do not have an owners manual, so I'm kinda in the dark here? Any other advice on using the 4WD? Thanks! Check out this great new pro SUV site....www.suvsrock.com
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post Mar 17 2003, 06:16 AM
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You may want to try stopping, shifting into neutral then putting it into 4-lo. You should here a loud clunk and then you will be on your way(slowly). That should work....... Pat
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But, what about getting it OUT of 4W-Lo, that seems to be my problem. It's going in fine. Thanks for the advice!
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Reverse the procedure.........put in Neutral swith to 4-hi or 2WD...................put in gear and go Pat
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so once i put the vehicle back in 4-Hi or 2WD and begin driving, the loud clunk that sounds like the transmission is getting yanked out is normal??? thanks! i appreciate all the help!
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You will hear a loud clunk as the case comes out of 4-lo. If it continues while your driving then you may have a problem, but one "un-natural" clunk is very normal. Pat
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thanks for all your help!
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