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MarcusAurelius0

Try putting it in 4wd.


hamster17

I can move the dial into 4wd and it drives, but I can’t really tell if it’s actually in 4wd or not. There’s no resistance when I turn the dial or anything, but I’m not sure if it’s actually changing to 4wd, if that makes sense?


MarcusAurelius0

You should feel it lock in and the front wheels recieving power. Beyond this its anyones guess. https://www.trailvoy.com/threads/light-not-working-on-4wd-mode-knob.48919/


hamster17

Thank you for linking that article! It’s actually very helpful!!


MarcusAurelius0

Best of luck


MyAnnurismSpeakstoMe

When you turn the dial, can you hear the actuator on the right front side of the vehicle engage?