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Thread: 1997 R50 Series II Nissan Terrano Auto - 4WD Operation

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  1. 24-12-2023, 07:24 PM #16
    m101a1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pepo1 View Post
    You're right mate! I'm glad you showed up or I wouldn't have known. It's a full-time 4WD. Can you confirm my understanding please. Didn't quite catch all you said....

    - I can drive in "Auto" mode all the time and it'll detect slippage and engage 4WD as necessary. Will this provide enough traction for getting up the average wet boat ramp? I guess use "L" if needed.

    - For full 4WD, put car in neutral, select "Lock" on the dash, then shift into "H" or "L" as needed.

    Thanks again mate. MUCH appreciated.
    you should be okay I had a r50 3.6 petrol in 07 and for some reason they added the 2wd , may be for drifting haha
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