F Fred MaN New member Nov 8, 2006 #1 I was wondering can I engage 4WD in reverse? I have a long driveway and if it snows durring the night and I need to put it in 4wd when I back out will it go in? or is this not a good idea. "06" V6 sport
I was wondering can I engage 4WD in reverse? I have a long driveway and if it snows durring the night and I need to put it in 4wd when I back out will it go in? or is this not a good idea. "06" V6 sport
qballjr13 New member Nov 8, 2006 #2 Yes, you can. It works the same way as going forward, as long as the gears are turning it will engage.
Yes, you can. It works the same way as going forward, as long as the gears are turning it will engage.
0 007Runner Banned Nov 8, 2006 #3 When engaging 4wheel drive it is best to do it by coasting because the gears will engage more gently. Engaging it under load can be stressful to the gears.
When engaging 4wheel drive it is best to do it by coasting because the gears will engage more gently. Engaging it under load can be stressful to the gears.
