Auto 4wd?
#11
i might not have the button but i can shift into 4 hi when ever i want just have to move a lever and when i was test driving the trucks i drove one that had a **** were all you had to do was turn it to 4hi or 4lo which is all they come with i thought same as a button but you turn it and my dads 97 tahoe had the push button but mainly on chevy's i believe
#12
RE: auto 4wd
There are some misconceptions in the earlier responses regarding AUTO 4wd. It is actually a VERY nice feature; depending where you are driving at the time. The AUTO 4WD is an additional position on the electronic selector ****. It resides between the 2wd and 4wd Hi setting. AUTO 4wd engages everything EXCEPT the front differential. The computer control system then engages and releases the front differential based on a specified amount of slippage at the rear wheels.
According to the owner's manual this mode is designed for travel on hard surface roads where you are going in and out of slippery conditions; i.e. icy stretches preceded or followed by dry patches or equivalent snowy areas. The intent is to keep you from having to constantly switch between 2wd and 4wd Hi modes.
Hope this helps; in part at least.
#15
In Dodge lingo it's called "On-demand 4wd".
(taken from the ebay ad for chill99's new truck)
I'm not sure what year it started but I don't think I've ever seen an 03 with it. It'd be nice to have, esp. for rainy days.
The other ****-based system is "shift on the fly" and works in the normal 4x4 fashion.
(taken from the ebay ad for chill99's new truck)
I'm not sure what year it started but I don't think I've ever seen an 03 with it. It'd be nice to have, esp. for rainy days.
The other ****-based system is "shift on the fly" and works in the normal 4x4 fashion.
#16
#17
AWD is so much nicer, it also helps racing times. One of my brother's buddies has a truck that is a Magnacharged Silverado, and when he is in AWD, that thing hauls a$$.
#18
I have it on my 06 1500 SLT. It is a nice feature, especially since I still have the stock HP’s. If I have to stop on a hill and I don’t have it on, all I do is spin the tires. And it is nice to be able to put the 4x4 in auto and not have to worry too much about losing traction. It only engages the 4x4 when needed, and is in 2wd the rest of the time.