To turn off your 4wheel drive you push the auto button. no light will come on and your vehicle will be ready to drive normal. only use low when stuck or steep incline..and high in snowy weather but never on dry roads
SOURCE: heater core on a 2003 Chevrolet pickup 4 wheel drive crew cab
if you have air conditioning you will need to take it to a garage and recover the r134, you will need to remove the dash to allow you to remove the heater box, it's an ugly job, I've done a dozen or so and can do it in about 6 hours now, the first time it was closer to 11 hrs, good luck
SOURCE: Grinding and clunking noise while turning in 4
I agree w/ Dave, if u have a part time system, u should not use 4wd on dry pavement, if it's full time 4wd, there are 3 couplings that shift torque to different axles to to allow wheels to spin at different revolutions, and u should not experience the 'driveline wind-up' ,or torque bind. If u do, the system needs to be inspected for problems.
SOURCE: Automatic 4 wheel drive on Ford Expedition
sounds like its stuck.this was never a good system. if you have the owners manual follow it to a T. ussually if you find a dirt lot engage the 4x4 run it for a few then shut it off. then back up ten to twenty feet this will set things right
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