wont shift out of 4wd lo
Asked by johnoke Mar 03, 2007 at 04:58 PM about the 2006 Nissan Frontier LE 4dr King Cab SB
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
needed 4wd lo and when i got to pavement, now it wont shift out of it. the 4wd light blinks like its trying to shift out, but won't actually do it. now i can't drive it on pavement... is there a quick way to force it out of 4wd?
14 Answers
Anonymous answered 17 years ago
With vehicle stopped, shift back into 2wd. YOU MUST REVERSE VEHICLE 15 feet to disengage 4wd!
yeah tried that. Turns out I'm just an idiot I guess. The vehicle not only has to be stopped, it MUST be in neutral. That's all it took.
won't go into wd and the indicator light blinks and wont stop till you put it in 2wd
Dont forget you have to push the ball of the stick shift handle strait down before you can push it forward or backward into 2 wheel drive. I have been guilty of not doing this myself and thought my transmission was stuck in 4x4 but i just needed to push down first
I'm so mechanically hopeless when it comes to vehicles. The answer by anonymous 11 years ago helped me today as it disengaged per his direction. thank you.
Thank you it was a big help
My diff light and my vdc light won't go off and now my ABS light is on and they won't go off
Could be the camshaft sensor on the driver's side.
To get out of 4 wheel low ive had to turn my truck off and back on
Put it in neutral then switch to 2 wheel drive
I was about to try to do the reverse for 15', but it cleared before I could try it.
I was about to try the 15' reverse but when I put it in neutral before I backed up, it cleared.
Bette23489 answered 3 years ago
It seems that Nissan still hasn"t fix this disengaging problem from 4wd or 4low to 2 wd in their 2019 Frontiers. My truck would not disengage. Had to call AAA. They disengaged the 4lo with a different procedure. Told them that procedure was not in the Manuel. They agreed. Told me it is a factory defect and should take truck back to to Nissan asap. I am an older woman. Shouldn't have be changing the TRANSFER CONTROL DEVICE myself!