spideynut

I have'nt taken delivery of my new rig but I had a hard time getting it in to 4x4 on the test drive. I asked how come and the owner said I needs to go in reverse to engage the 4x4 is this correct? Its a 2001 4runner a/t.

Ipaman

I don't need to do that on my 2000. I put it in neutral, shift to 4x4, and then put it back in drive and I'm good to go.

spideynut

Ok so took ownership today. I had no issue getting it in to 4x4 but I did need to put it into reverse to get it out. I didn't go physically backwards. I could here the silonoid go off and the 4x4 lights went off. So not a huge issue but I assume something needs to be addressed?

vital22re

iTrader: (2)

if you're on dry pavement it may bind up a little. "Rocking" it helps to pop it loose.

Toyota~Boy

iTrader: (2)

X2 on that. Try it in a loose surface to insure there's no binding. Also make sure all fours tires are same brand and size.

spideynut

Roger dat Plan on taking the family to ol'white ladys tonight. And nobody has to ride in the bed!

Lionsden2100

I have to do that on mine too, never knew why

spideynut

Ive had the rig for little over a week now. I dont have any issue putting it in to 4x4. I do it on the fly no problems. Not sure why the PO had issues. Im sure Ill find out eventually.