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what should the manual gaer stick be in on normal road


 
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 11, 2003 12:12    Post subject: what should the manual gaer stick be in on normal road Reply with quote

Hi just purcahed mine it seams a little bit wobbley steering its just passed mot when i bought it the right hand wheel glows green on dash board what should the stick be in 2 4 th i dont know does yours wobble a bit lie its pulling or are they like that
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PostPosted: Sat Jul 12, 2003 16:43    Post subject: Reply with quote

On the road your diagram should show only 2 rear wheels green (the little gear lever ever is way back, in 2 wheel drive / HIGH gear).

move the little lever forward 1 notch and you are in 4 wheel drive High Gear. Further one more notch and you've engaged the center difflock, further again and to the left is 4 wheel drive HIGH with Diffflock engaged, (DO NOT USE on Tarmac!!) further down again and you engage 4 wheel drive LOW with difflock engaged. than push the little button down below on the right of the console and you engage the rear difflock.

Picture in front shows 4 wheels and 2 amber blobs(your diff locks) engaged. Do Not Drive Like this on the Road its going to be very Exspensive!!
Read the Manual (that's the Book that came with the car!)
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 14, 2003 23:29    Post subject: Reply with quote

I use 2H on highway and in the city and 4H on country roads.
LLc is for off-road driving, don't use on tarmac! Gears will be severely crushed, I've been told. Expensive, as Raoul said.

Wobbly steering: if your car moves in a straight line on a highway, nothing is wrong with it, although small corrections of 10-20 degrees with the steering wheel are usual on all-terrain cars (try a Defender, it's worse!). Cornering is also more vague than in your usual saloon.
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 15, 2003 3:00    Post subject: Reply with quote

dukey, where are you?
nothing to say where you are and if you are near a member he may be able to meet up and assist you.
see you at abingdon september matey
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