my 2 cents
for 4Lo...find a nice stretch of parking lot or secondary service road (only 15-25mph), put it into 4Lo, and do the same as others are saying - drive in a straight line for as long as you can. the point to this is what also needs to be 'activated' ... the gear dog(s) that engage the Lo range. Sometimes you will hear them, sometimes you will not...when you put it into 4Lo you get this solid click that occurs as the lights come on on the dash. That part needs to be lubed each month. There are a few diff sources that say if this isnt done, in time, your 4wd system will either not activate at all, or could get stuck in 4Lo and seize up.
for 4Hi, i have a nice straight stretch of secondary road in my neighborhood that i drive a few times a month, down one hill, up the next...and that works.
for 4Lo, there is a long parking lot near my office that i can drive down and back (disengaging 4wd on the turn around) where i can slow-speed in Lo gearing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lhx-...ghcpzi&index=3
@ the 10:47 mark...