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Just bought my 2005 Sport v6 4wd. Some switching 4wd ?


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frank69m
03-17-2005, 12:22 AM
Ok, I finally did it, just bought my SE v6 4WD that I wanted. Everything has been perfect so far....

By the way, is it normal when you switch to 4wd, that there is a clunking sound?

And, even after some stop and go traffic and some highway miles, I actually got a consistent 20.5 miles/gallon which I'm pretty impressed.

I'll see if i can post some pics soon!

scott78945
03-17-2005, 12:56 PM
I also get the clunking when putting it into 4WD. I believe it is the other wheels locking in. Unsure but I believe it is completely normal though. Congrats on the purchase. I have a 2003 SE V6 looking to upgrade it to a 2005 SE V8.

frank69m
03-17-2005, 07:30 PM
I also get the clunking when putting it into 4WD. I believe it is the other wheels locking in. Unsure but I believe it is completely normal though. Congrats on the purchase. I have a 2003 SE V6 looking to upgrade it to a 2005 SE V8.

wow..you are going to trade it in? You just want the same car except the new 270 hp one?

I never liked the 2003 4runner because of the dual-color plastics. Makes the car look darn cheap...

scott78945
03-18-2005, 12:42 PM
I don't have the cladding on mine. There is a constant ticking that I have in mine that nobody can't seem to get rid of. It also effects the functioning of the engine as there is a lag in pickup. I will be going over the new one very carefully.

Mrbikerman
03-18-2005, 12:48 PM
Make sure you're cruising when switching into 4, not on the gas. You get a big clunk while on the gas, and a very quiet click while cruising.

frank69m
03-18-2005, 10:54 PM
Make sure you're cruising when switching into 4, not on the gas. You get a big clunk while on the gas, and a very quiet click while cruising.

What about when I'm idle? Actually, i don't think it will switch until you start moving...

Does it make a difference when I switch it....I mean, does it hurt anything?

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