4-wheel coerce trucks are not compatible they used to be. At once, they are yet easier to switch into 4-wheel coerce. There are two types of 4-wheel drive hubs on trucks of nowadays. One is the characteristic manual locking hub and the other is the automatic locking hub. The automatic locking hubs are enhanced average on SUVs and drudge a couple disparate ways. The publication locking hubs are extended everyday on trucks.
Instructions
1. Contemplate the centre hub of one of your front tires. You're now in 4-wheel drive.
If you do not have manual locking hubs, skip this step.
3. Get into the driver's seat of the truck.
4. Turn the ignition key to begin the truck. If you have automatic locking hubs, look for the button on the dashboard or console of the truck and engage it so the "4X4" light illuminates on the dashboard.
5. Locate the 4-wheel drive transfer case stick-shift. There are three common positions for the stick shift (usually displayed on the knob or a sticker near or on the console of the transfer case stick-shift. "4X2" or "2 Hi(gh)" is the normal driving position. "4X4 Hi(gh)" or just "4 Hi(gh)" is normal four-wheel drive for added traction. "4X4 Lo(w)" or "4 Lo(w)" is used when plowing or getting the truck unstuck. If you have automatic locking hubs, you may have push buttons to change into different 4-wheel drive options instead of the transfer case stick-shift.
6. With the truck in park or neutral and your foot on the brake, place the transfer case stick-shift into the "4X4" or "4 Hi(gh)" position. If you have push buttons to activate your automatic locking hubs, press the "4X4" or "4 Hi(gh)" button. This Testament enjoin you true absent if you own jotter or locking hubs. Provided there is an inset hub with a inconsiderable turntable in the Centre, bad eye for passage alike "handout" and "lock" or "4X2" and "4X4." These options Testament be stamped on the line of the tome hub and there Testament be an arrow pointing which road to turn the hub turntable and engage 4-wheel guide.2. Community the hub turntable to the "lock" or "4X4" position on both front wheels.
