Not required. In an auto transmission the gear is at its lowest when the brake is engaged and uses the same amount of fuel as in neutral. In manual transmission, I have seen few people shifting to neutral but again it is not required, you may put it at the lowest gear and keep your brake and clutch engaged while at stop light.
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∙ 15y agoStuck in "Park"? check stop light fuse and stop light switch Try turning key to 1st (unlock) position then shift to neutral to start vehicle and then shift to Drive
Stuck in Park? Check to see if the stop lights are working - shift interlock should be the same circuit Check stop light fuse Try turning the key to 1st position (Unlock) Shift to neutral to start vehicle and then shift to Drive
Should be the same as the stop light fuse
Does it shift out of Park?If not check stop light fuse - shift interlock and stop lights are a common circuit If it does shift out of Park then shift linkage may need adjustment Try turning key to first position (Unlock) without engine running and the shift to neutral to start vehicle and then shift to Drive
Check to see if stop lights are working - shift interlock and stop lights are the same circuit. Check the fuses Check the operation of the stop light switch Try turning key to 1st (unlock) position shift to neutral to start vehicle and then shift to drive
You must stop,shift into neutral, then shift into 4x4 high/low and back into drive. To disengage, stop again, shift to neutral, then shift back in 2x4 and drive, for safety you should reverse about 10-15 feet to help disengage the shaft.
Check to see if the stop lights are working. Shift interlock is the same circuit. If they do not work check fuses and stop light switch. Try turning the key to 1st position (unlock) shift to neutral to start vehicle and then shift to Drive
Stuck in Park? Check to see if the stop lights are working - shift interlock is the same circuit - check the stop light fuse Try to turnthe key to 1st (unlock) position, shift to neutral start vehicle and the shift to Drive
That should be one stop after neutral on the shifter.
Check to see if the stop lights are working - shift interlock and stop lights should be the same circuit - check fuses Try turning the key to 1st position (unlock) Shift to neutral to start and then shift to Drive
Check to see if the stop lights are working - shift interlock is the same circuit If they are not working check the stop light fuse. Try turning the key to "on" position without starting vehicle then shift to Neutral to start and then shift to Drive
it should tell u on the driver side sun visor! ..I own a 1999 Isuzu trooper...in order to put it into 4wd! stop vehicle, shift transmission lever to neutral and then shift your transfer lever to 4L and then shift your transmission lever to D. (for normal 2wd your lever should be on HIGH) and to go back from 4wd to 2wd do the the same! stop vehicle put it into neutral and shift your transfer from your 4L position to HIGH. NEVER DRIVE 4WD ON PAVEMENT.