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Old 03-06-2005, 04:22 PM
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Please answer this question

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I have a 1997 Ford Explorer! I would like to know that does 4x4 Low means - does that mean, that using that position I am using FRONT-Wheel Drive? Or is there front-wheel drive ( maybe Auto 4x4 )! Sorry, if it's a stupid question!

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Old 03-06-2005, 04:40 PM
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4x4 low means the transfer case has been moved to a lower gear setting to give more pulling power. It is used only when the auto4wd or 4wd hi will not help you.
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Old 03-06-2005, 11:22 PM
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Re: Please answer this question

4 x 4 LOW is to be used off road or in snow, and only at speeds under 40 MPH. as mentioned this truck has a hi- lo gear extra transmission (transfer case) and that is what it is for.
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