New 4wd module worked! But won't go into 4wd low

[Joshi Benson]

So I just replaced my 4wd module in my passenger side kick panel, and he lights came on when I turned the engine over and disappeared just they are supposed to , now I turned to 4wd low first and INSTANTLY 4wd HIGH came on. No matter if I switched back and forth it still was in high. It disengages fine. Any answers?!??

 

[Rick Kent]

Put truck in park, then into 4wd low with foot on brake if I recall. Check the owners manual. You cannot put into low on the fly like you can high.

 

[Todd Z]

Level Ground, Put switch into 4WD....... Then put truck in NEUTRAL, then switch to 4LOW, you may have to lightly take foot off brake and back on. It will go in to 4wdL.



Todd Z

 

[Rick Kent]

Thanks Todd, I knew there was a sequence but fuzzy since I only use it when I got to the OBX once a year. I always have to get out the owners manual and look it up.

 

[Joshi Benson]

Thanks . I'll try that , it makes sense since 4wd high is a automatic choice driving in all rough terrain and 4wd slow is like a granny gear . Thanks for the help !

 

[Joshi Benson]

Thanks . I'll try that , it makes sense since 4wd high is a automatic choice driving in all rough terrain and 4wd slow is like a granny gear . Thanks for the help !

 

[Joshi Benson]

Thanks . I'll try that , it makes sense since 4wd high is a automatic choice driving in all rough terrain and 4wd slow is like a granny gear . Thanks for the help !

 

[Yardsale]

I recommend engaging the 4WD once a month to keep it from seizing (this will also help with memory fade).

 

[Joshi Benson]

So I did the neutral method and it worked! Thanks a lot guys! Also I'll be implementing the once a month 4wd too

 

[Yardsale]

Fixed for FREE - the best price!

 

[Dennis Shelley]

Again, do the 4 X 4 monthly to keep things moving, include all modes on the switch.

with 206,000 miles on my ST keeping all parts moving is a priority.:supercool: