How to engage 4WD in a manual pickup truck?

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AnnieMarie
07/30/25 9:27am
There is a rotary switch on each of the front wheel axles. When selecting 4WD, turn the switch to the ON position; for 2WD, turn it to OFF. Next to the gear shift lever, there is a lever for switching between 2H and 4H. When 4WD is not in use, it should be set to LOCK. Engaging 4WD with the pickup truck's front wheels in free state can accelerate damage to the front drive gear and axle.
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