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Well, now the term "all-wheel-drive" has emerged and that muddys the water so be careful saying four wheel drive anymore. As for which it might be, I say go stomp a mudhole dry with it and you'll find out! Seriously, I doubt they even sell anything not 4x4 in Indiana. I went to WI for some training once and they said you can't even find a two wheel drive thing to buy at all, they just don't order them around there! I was like WTF gimmie 2wd. Its not the size of the rock but how hard you're willing to throw it, right? I went to Indy once, guess maybe it wasn't as cold as dadgum Wisconsin, whew!
 


i bet it also says 4X4 on the back of the bed sides.

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How about you look under it and see if it has a front differential? That would probably be the easiest way to figure it out
 




I'm going to guess its just 2. No stickers and no selector knob. Most of the company trucks are 2....I guess they dont account maybe needing a 4x4 to get in and out of a muddy field. Oh well. No big deal, I was just curious. Probably should have just made the conclusion on my own.
 
well just waiting for the gloomy weather to clear up and i'll be out there most of today trying to get my tranny back together and running.
 
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I'm going to guess its just 2. No stickers and no selector knob. Most of the company trucks are 2....I guess they dont account maybe needing a 4x4 to get in and out of a muddy field. Oh well. No big deal, I was just curious. Probably should have just made the conclusion on my own.
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most company's will just get the 2 wd trucks unless they really need a 4x4, 4wd is a 3 to 4,000 $ upgrade on a new truck.
 
I don't believe my eyes.....car must be happy.

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And no I didnt reset it mid travel. I recently got gas about 40 miles ago and was just cruising 60 on st rd. Its been awhile since I've seen good mpgs. Last tank finally got 24.5 mpgs.
 


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