4h on tarmac

[unknownspeedster]

hey guys,

kicking myself big time came off a dirt track.

accidentally drove my about 30 km in 4h, also it wasn't a completely straight road as it did have some sweep bends it

have i stuffed anything up? 4h and 4lo engage and disengage fine and the car seems to be fine when driving it any mode as well.

I'm hoping i've been lucky

 

[Cobez]

Should be fine. Just dont make a habit of it. Check it on loose surface road as soon as you can.

You should be right though if everything still engages fine.

 

[Old.Tony]

I wouldn't worry, as said don't make a habit of it you'll be right.

Technically you're not supposed to do 100km/h in 4HI but I've towed the van at 100km/h on dirt in 4HI and haven't had a drama.

I'm betting you won't do it again anyway!

 

[unknownspeedster]

I wouldn't worry, as said don't make a habit of it you'll be right.

Technically you're not supposed to do 100km/h in 4HI but I've towed the van at 100km/h on dirt in 4HI and haven't had a drama.

I'm betting you won't do it again anyway!

i normally crank the knob from from 4L to 2WD but i think something interrupted me, only to have an OMG moment when i went to engage for 4H it was already selected.

definitely never again just heard some horror stories about weak chains stretching.

 

[Old.Tony]

The transfer chains in the Navaras aren't all that bad. The timing chains belong on bicycles.

 

[TigerST]

The transfer chains in the Navaras aren't all that bad. The timing chains belong on bicycles.

Belongs on bicycles. Lol too true