What does L4L stand for?
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L4L refers to the Low-speed Four-wheel Drive mode in vehicles. Below are detailed introductions to the four-wheel drive system modes: 1. H4F Full-time Four-wheel Drive. H4F is the default four-wheel drive mode for the Prado, used during everyday urban driving. 2. H4L High-speed Four-wheel Drive. In this mode, both the front and rear differentials are locked, ensuring all four wheels rotate at the same speed. This prevents scenarios where a lifted wheel spins rapidly while a stuck wheel remains stationary. When driving in H4L mode, it's advisable not to exceed 80km/h. 3. L4L Low-speed Four-wheel Drive. This mode is typically used in slippery conditions such as mud or swamps. Low-speed four-wheel drive reduces speed through a gear mechanism to increase torque. The Prado's low-speed four-wheel drive can amplify the torque from high-speed four-wheel drive by 2.6 times, providing greater power to escape difficult situations, albeit at a slower speed.