Switching back into 2 Wheel High from 4 Wheel Low

Asked by Auris_1446 Feb 23, 2017 at 07:43 PM about the 2006 GMC Envoy SLE

Question type: General

Bought a 2006 GMC Envoy... It was in 4Low and I
don't know how to get it into 2High. When I put it in
Neu. And turn knob, it blinks above 2H but lights
up above 4H and stays lit there. It has an "auto"
light between 2H and 4H, do I just leave it there or
get it to stay in 2H?

3 Answers

If you have been driving your car in 4WD on dry pavement it may be stuck in 4WD. Try driving slowly back and forth in a straight line and stop and try to shift it into 2WD. If you can't get it unstuck you may have damaged your transfer case.

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