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Dec 5, 2007 | 10:18 AM

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RedHemi05

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RE: 4hi and 4lo

Hum.... That is for you 4-wheel drive.

4HI is for higher speeds, not sure what the max speed is but you shouldn't be driving that fast in 4 wheel anyways, and 4LO is for creeping speeds.

Dec 5, 2007 | 11:32 AM

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ORIGINAL: ScottJ175

Thanks. I decided to explain rather than offer a RTFM because it's good practice.

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RTFM Posts are completely Useless, and a waste of everyone's time. If your going to waste everyone's time typing RTFM, Spend a second longer to just explain it.

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Dec 5, 2007 | 02:05 PM

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notto

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do you have to be in park or neutral. what is the speed for 4Lo or 4Hi can you turn the *** to 4Hi when you are driving?

Dec 5, 2007 | 02:14 PM

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kregier

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RE: 4hi and 4lo

Shifting into 4hi is fine while driving. Just don't be travelling at highway speeds. I think the max they recommend is something like 35mph. Shifting into 4lo you should be basically at a dead stop with your tranny in neutral. Same goes for shifting out of 4lo.

Dec 5, 2007 | 05:32 PM

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ORIGINAL: ThaChadRTFM Posts are completely Useless, and a waste of everyone's time. If your going to waste everyone's time typing RTFM, Spend a second longer to just explain it.

As someone who has written documentation only to have it ignored I can understand the urge to say that though.