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Re: 4Low Lock in Auto Box
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2016 9:55 am
by jlcv
oops I have been driving my 2007 3.2 for about four years now and never tried putting it in N before engaging low range. I was a bit disappointed with the weak low range but perhaps I have never had it IN low range....shows you how familiarity can breed contempt(have owned several other 4x4 makes). having said that I have been in some hairy places without any hassle in what i now know to be 4wH. now to find some mud and test the car again!
Re: RE: Re: 4Low Lock in Auto Box
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2016 11:48 am
by KurtG
jlcv wrote:oops I have been driving my 2007 3.2 for about four years now and never tried putting it in N before engaging low range. I was a bit disappointed with the weak low range but perhaps I have never had it IN low range....shows you how familiarity can breed contempt(have owned several other 4x4 makes). having said that I have been in some hairy places without any hassle in what i now know to be 4wH. now to find some mud and test the car again!
There is a very useful and informative book that you should read sometime. Its called the Manual

Re: RE: Re: 4Low Lock in Auto Box
Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2016 7:39 am
by markcouz
bhanganek wrote:I can confirm that everything works 100%
Previously my dad never engaged 4LLC, stil had it in 4HLC
Now, he is smiling all the way, power and torque galore
I agree, you still need to have your foot on the brakes when going downhill, just to keep the speed down, but there is some engin braking taking place
We experienced some wheel spin going up-hill over a bit of axle-bending. We did not force the issue, just rolled back slightly, and tried again
The question I would like to pose, does this Gen 3 have some sort of traction control, and would brake the spinning wheel, or would the wheel-spin continue as long as I should have my foot on the accelerator?
Thank you again
The Paj has excellent traction control, if you feel some slip then give it some gas! The traction control will kick in and the vehicle will grind it's way up almost anything.
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