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Originally Posted by nb rob
I didn't mean to be disrespectful,
for the sake of exercising 4x4, just engage it. On pavement it will be fine through turns, intersections, etc. You will feel binding in tight turns like parking etc, so you may want to switch back to rwd. It feels bad, but it's unlikely to break anything.. so avoid tight turns like parking, and anything on the road is fine in 4x4.
For 4lo, anywhere where you can roll relatively straight and not be a nuisance with slow speeds.
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Thanks for the help. I honestly believed it wasn't supposed to be used on dry pavement. I was told that here actually. Thanks for the confirmation that it is ok. Appreciate the help.
