4WD Question

Asked by Eka Jan 04, 2008 at 03:15 PM about the 1996 Toyota RAV4 2 Door AWD

Question type: General

My TOYTOTA RAV4L has only has two buttons one for MANU and another states PWR which I turn for getting 4WD????

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papa answered 16 years ago

run in manual unless in snow or ice then go to 4x4 the power should be seprate switch,if not just means it is giving trans more power in 4x4.

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ceeroy answered 15 years ago

Not correcr advice, run in PWR for powerful acceleration whenever needed otherwise, ur car may appear sluggish going over hills. Yes, a separate switch button puts u in 4x4. Compliments.

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