What do 4H and 4L mean in four-wheel drive vehicles?
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4H in four-wheel drive vehicles stands for four-wheel drive high gear, fully known as 4WD HIGH, used for normal driving with strong power and excellent handling, but fuel consumption is higher than usual driving; 4L stands for four-wheel drive low gear, fully known as 4WD LOW, with high torque, used for low-speed passage through extreme off-road sections, such as climbing off-road, swamps, deserts, and other extremely harsh environments. At any time while driving, all wheels move independently. When driving in rainy conditions, switching to 4H mode ensures stable direction and excellent handling. Note that in 4H mode, the speed should be controlled within 100 kilometers per hour.