2014 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4x4

KDENISE977

KDENISE977

New Member
Okay, so my 4runner is of course in the body shop from the accident I was in on the 6th and they gave me this 2014 Jeep Latitude as a rental and I have NO idea how to put it in 4wd. I googled it and it just shows videos of new ones and reviews. the owners manual is of course NOT in the thing and :hugesigh: it's snowing :cds: anyone know how these things work?
 
glhs837

glhs837

Power with Control
KDENISE977 said:
Okay, so my 4runner is of course in the body shop from the accident I was in on the 6th and they gave me this 2014 Jeep Latitude as a rental and I have NO idea how to put it in 4wd. I googled it and it just shows videos of new ones and reviews. the owners manual is of course NOT in the thing and :hugesigh: it's snowing :cds: anyone know how these things work?
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rotary knob, forward and to the left of the gearshifter, I think, like this pic


http://www.autoguide.com/gallery/d/825003-3/2014-Jeep-Cherokee-4WD-knob.JPG

Try this link, one of the posts has links to vids frm Jeep detailing what systems have what modes and how to engage them .
 
DEEKAYPEE8569

DEEKAYPEE8569

Well-Known Member
KDENISE977 said:
Okay, so my 4runner is of course in the body shop from the accident I was in on the 6th and they gave me this 2014 Jeep Latitude as a rental and I have NO idea how to put it in 4wd. I googled it and it just shows videos of new ones and reviews. the owners manual is of course NOT in the thing and :hugesigh: it's snowing :cds: anyone know how these things work?
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Just keep at least these two things in mind.....
1.) Four-wheel drive vehicles can still break traction and slide off'n the road if you're not careful.....and
B) This little bit of weather probably won't amount to enough to warrant 4WD.
 
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dan0623_2000

Active Member
DEEKAYPEE8569 said:
Just keep at least these two things in mind.....
1.) Four-wheel drive vehicles can still break traction and slide off'n the road if you're not careful.....and
B) This little bit of weather probably won't amount to enough to warrant 4WD.
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DARN Why did you have and go and say 4 wheel drive does not help when you hit slick spots? I enjoy seeing the 4 wheel drive vehicles in the ditches LOL
 
Chasey_Lane

Chasey_Lane

Salt Life
KDENISE977 said:
Okay, so my 4runner is of course in the body shop from the accident I was in on the 6th and they gave me this 2014 Jeep Latitude as a rental and I have NO idea how to put it in 4wd. I googled it and it just shows videos of new ones and reviews. the owners manual is of course NOT in the thing and :hugesigh: it's snowing :cds: anyone know how these things work?
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The little bit of snow we had yesterday and you wanted the vehicle in 4WD?? :confused: Save it for when there is actually accumulation on the ground.
 
itsbob

itsbob

I bowl overhand
KDENISE977 said:
Okay, so my 4runner is of course in the body shop from the accident I was in on the 6th and they gave me this 2014 Jeep Latitude as a rental and I have NO idea how to put it in 4wd. I googled it and it just shows videos of new ones and reviews. the owners manual is of course NOT in the thing and :hugesigh: it's snowing :cds: anyone know how these things work?
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Its a soccer mom SUV.. not a truck. 4WD is probably automatic.. no buttons, no transfer case, no locking hubs.. it's a 4WD made for women..just like the Highlander

OR its a 2WD Latitude.. worse case if it isn't aNY of the above lower the drivers sun visor.. 4Wd instructions are usually stuck there..
 
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Taz

Taz

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I have 2011. Look on center console (beside E-brake). I would have to go look to see how it's labeled, but it's a chrome lever you pull up. The 4WD indicator should show on the dash. Pull lever up again to disengage.
 
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