How to hang Toyota's overbearing four-wheel drive gear?

Toyota overbearing trains do not need to shift gears manually, because they are full-time four-wheel drive. The small Toyota overbearing handlebar has three gears, namely H N L. Usually, we will shift the gear to H gear. If the vehicle is trapped, we will change the gear to L gear.

H gear: high speed, free, so you should drive this gear at ordinary times.

N gear: neutral gear is generally not used for driving, but is useful for automobile maintenance technicians to facilitate their vehicle maintenance.

L gear: low-speed locking. When the vehicle is stuck and the front wheel or rear wheel slips, you can lock the front wheel and rear wheel together by hanging this gear, so that the slipping wheel will not slip. In addition, in the L gear, because it is the principle of reducing speed and increasing torque, the output torque is large, which is convenient for the vehicle to get out of trouble.

Extended data:

First of all, when switching between H4L and L4L modes, you need to pay attention to:

1, manual transmission: step on the clutch pedal to stop the vehicle or keep the speed below 5 km/h;

2. Automatic transmission model: stop and brake, and then change the transmission gear to "N" first;

Second, the four gears of the transmission, in the case of full-time four-wheel drive mode H4F,

D gear, used for daily driving;

Third gear, overtaking, speed up;

Second gear, forced overtaking, climbing, off-road use, acceleration;

L gear, high altitude mountain climbing, extrication, extreme cross-country and wading.

Third, Toyota's overbearing engines include V-shaped 5vz-fe with 6-cylinder dohc, 3rz-fe with 4-cylinder dohc directly, and ikd-ftv with 4-cylinder DOHC turbocharged fuel rail directly injecting diesel. Not only that, but also a brand-new strain gauge trc, equipped with newly developed torque sensing lsd and downhill auxiliary control device, further enriched the advanced performance of the king of off-road vehicles.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-Toyota overbearing