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Can you tell me the significance of "l4" and "l2" on a Chevrolet Equinox?
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In the Chevy Equinox, activating L4 means that the four-wheel drive will stay on continuously. This mode, also known as "four-wheel drive low range," keeps all four wheels engaged in driving until L4 is turned off, although it is meant for slow and steady movement. This feature comes in handy for navigating steep slopes, heavy loads, or when seeking extra stability during brief off-road adventures or uphill climbs. It can strain the transmission if used constantly, so it is not intended for continuous operation. Additionally, the "L2" setting, short for "low-speed two-wheel drive," is suitable for similar off-road conditions and rough terrains where a slow speed, front-wheel drivetrain is preferred.
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In a Chevy Equinox, the l4 version signifies 'four-wheel drive for low speeds', while the l2 model indicates 'two-wheel drive for low speeds'.
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