KG7BTU

The transfer case is needed so it can be put into neutral. There is a section in the manual about this somewhere...

Chitwoodfrms

9k miles on my 2017 Lariat. No weaknesses so far. And i say that coming from a string of nissan and toyotas. I am a 22R fan from way back. My last toyota, a 2011 tacoma just does not come close to the F150.

Mine is from KC. I think that might make a difference in the fit and finish..

I paid $41k for the 4x4 lariat 2.7... the biggest mistake you can making going F150 is paying too much!!!

TopOMichXL

My 2016 4x4 does not have a neutral position, that I am aware of. My 2004 Tacoma did, however.

KG7BTU

It’s a secret handshake with the truck, see the photo:

BigDozer66

The F150 has to be 4x4 to be used as a TOAD.

Ford listed every vehicle that could be used but the F150 it specifically said 4x4 beside it.

http://www.fleet.ford.com/resources/...e_r1_Sep29.pdf

Page 13

SCrewYou

2016 5.0 with no major issues in 32k miles. i have the vibration in the gas pedal, other than that no real problems. i have the twin moonroof as well, no leaks yet.

Rontbeamer

The new 3.5 ecos have no recurring problems. The early models had some issues that have been long resolved. I just traded my 15 3.5 eco in on 17 3.5 eco. I don't just like the motor, I think it is the best truck motor Ford has every built. This is my sixth F150 and by far the best.

dalola

Thanks for the education, I had no idea! I even read my manual, but must have skipped over this section, since I don't tow.

KG7BTU

No problem, it’s just one of those bits I picked up at some point.

TopOMichXL

Well thank you. I certainly read right through this and let it slip right away.
Another one of those tricky little maneuvers, like resetting your throttle response.