What is the difference between H4L and L4L?
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H4L and L4L are two modes of four-wheel drive systems. Four-wheel drive systems are divided into part-time four-wheel drive and full-time four-wheel drive. The differences between H4L and L4L are as follows: 1. H4L is the high-speed four-wheel drive mode: When the H4L high-speed four-wheel drive lock mode is selected, the central Torsen limited-slip differential is locked, and the front and rear axles are connected. This function locks the power distribution between the front and rear wheels at 50% each. This mode is suitable for low-traction surfaces such as rain, snow, gravel, or light off-road conditions. 2. L4L is the low-speed four-wheel drive mode: The torque is amplified by 2.566 times, used for extreme off-road conditions, such as muddy roads. 3. Note: Switching between H4F and H4L modes does not require stopping the vehicle, and there are no speed restrictions; it can be done as long as the engine is running.