What is the difference between 4H and 4L?
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The difference between 4H and 4L lies in their modes: 4H is the four-wheel drive mode; 4L is the low-range four-wheel drive mode. 4H is suitable for everyday road driving and can be used in rainy, snowy, or slippery conditions, as four-wheel drive provides better traction and stability. When switching to 4L (low-range four-wheel drive mode), the torque is amplified, giving the vehicle greater torque than usual. This mode is useful when driving through complex off-road sections or when the vehicle needs to be extricated from difficult situations. However, avoid using low-range four-wheel drive on slippery surfaces like rain or snow, as excessive torque can cause the vehicle to skid and lose control.