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Old 10-29-2016, 09:43 PM
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If I turn off the truck in 4x4 Low, will 4x4 Low still be engaged when I start up the truck again?
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place truck in 4x4 low. turn off the truck. wait a couple seconds. restart. answer your own question.
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Yes it will if you leave the selector in 4 low. If you change the selector while off, the same prompts come up in the display when you start it to get it back into 4x4 high..drive slow....shift to neutral...
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It's an actual dial switch. So, yeah, it will stay in whatever position you leave it in. Unless you have children, then all bets are off.
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.... Unless you have children, then all bets are off.


Yes, it will still be in 4Lo. I've done it numerous times.
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Maybe he has a Honda rincon atv. I have one and if you turn it off while I'm 4x4 it WILL NOT be in 4x4 when you restart it. You have to go back to 2x4 and then 4x4 again. Not an unreasonable question for an electronic system.
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Does this Honda have a physical switch?
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Originally Posted by brianw0048
place truck in 4x4 low. turn off the truck. wait a couple seconds. restart. answer your own question.
Logical answer...
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Does this Honda have a physical switch?
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Crazy. If it's behavior is all electronic, the switch should be too.
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