4WL question

When I shift into 4WD low there is a clunk when the gears shift. Also, what is the Max speed in 4WD low? Can’t find the answers I need in the manual.

 

I promise you the answer is in the manual. Also, are you at a dead stop going into 4Lo?

 

Yes. Stopped, foot on brake in neutral.

 

Mine does not clunk and it’s a 20 as well. But yeah, double check your manual. The speeds for each gear are posted in there.

 

Found it.

 

There's also a little card in your sun visor that gives you basic instructions for operating the 4WD system. When in doubt, check it out.

 

My 2020 doesn't clunk either. I had a 2001 tundra that did.

 

My 2016 doesn't 'clunk', but I can certainly hear it 'click' when I switch to 4Lo with the radio low/off.

I've done ~35 mph on the speedometer in 4Lo before. Was in deep snow, so the truck was not moving 35 mph.

 

Good to know.

 

I think I’ll go out and play with it some more.

 

https://youtu.be/M9MjFyU1S2g

 

I'd say top speed for 4LO is probably the top speed you can achieve in 2nd or 3rd gear. Pretty sure 4LO doesn't go above 3rd and it takes a bit of speed to even get it into 3rd IIRC

 

Excellent!

 

When I'm in 4Lo I stay in first gear .

 

No clunk here just maybe a faint click and the light. Just be sure to follow the manual recommendation

 

You use "S" mode while in 4Lo?

 

Define clunk vs click and lets start here OP. They all click.

 

I think he's trying to say he never shifts into 2nd because of how high the truck rev's before shifting? I generally stay in 1st when I use 4LO just because I'm not travelling far or fast enough to shift into 2nd

 

It’s definitely a clunk or thud and a slight jolt vs click. From 1st to 2nd and 2nd to 3rd.

 

Mine does both. It usually clicks if it's on flat ground and I've used it recently, sometimes it clunks if I haven't used it in a while. Have to keep those fluids moving around. I think the owner's manual talks about this.