Howdy! i am new so please excuse my ignorance. i got my 07h3 a few months ago. bought it used 11,000 miles. i was not informed at all when i got. kinda spur of the momment but i love it. but i don't know much at all about them.so far just been kinda driving it but that will all change come hunt'n season. the dealership gave me no owners manual or any info on what it has or any thing. first question i can think of is about the 4x4. i hear people on hear talk about locking diff. and adventure package and all that. I'm pretty sure i know its full time all wheel drive. my two buttons on the dash show a 4 with an arrow pointing up (or down)and a picture of lock with it. so when i hit the button for 4 high is it locking just one axle or both. how does this work. and of coarse the same for 4 low

i did look throught the posts and did find the question or the answer i was looking for. if i over looked it i apologize for the repeat question. i just don't know what its all equipped with. thanks for your help

 

First thing I would do is get the dealer to order an owner's manual. They have all types of useful info in them. You have full time 4wd. The buttons are pretty self explanatory.4 with an up arrow is 4 high. That is what you drive around in all the time. 4 with a down arrow is 4 low and 4 with the lock is 4 low locked. 4 high or 4 low don't engage the locker.

 

Probably cheaper than the dealer:

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BTW, Congrats and WELCOME!!

 

thanks for the info. thats helpful. i guess is should say there are three buttons on the dash. on that just has a 4. the next has a 4 with an up arrow and a lock. then the last has a 4 with a down arrow and a lock. thanks for the input. much appreciated

 

You should get the manual because there is a lot of info there taht you will need. Like you can reprogram your remotes to sound the horm when you lock it, etc. Also how reset your oil life indicator and tire pressure sensors. Until than post away if you got any questions, glad to help.

 

just because you're new doesn't mean you are ignorant... plenty of our older members have the same issue....

You can also view an electronic manual here...
https://www.mygmlink.com/main/US/en/gmc/home

 

Destroyer...if you'll private message me an email address I can send you an electronic version of the 2006 H3 owner's manual. It's a Adobe .pdf file and should hold you over until you can get one from the dealer. Just make sure your mailbox can handle a large file because it's 2.6mb in size.

H34me

 

I heard that MuddyD, and I KNOW it was not directed towards anybody I know, but it MAY be offensive to some?

The goods:
Transfer Case Buttons

The transfer case buttons are located to the right of the instrument panel cluster. Use these switches to shift

into and out of the different all-wheel drive modes.

You can choose between four modes:

N (NEUTRAL):

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Notice:

Driving on pavement in Four-Wheel High Lock or Four Wheel Low Lock for extended

periods may cause premature wear on your vehicle’s powertrain and tires. Do not drive in Four-Wheel

High Lock or Four-Wheel Low Lock on pavement for extended periods.

4^ [w/lock symbol]

such as sand, mud, snow or level, rocky trails.

Notice:

Operating your vehicle in Four-Wheel-Low Lock above 30 mph (48 km/h) for

any extended period of time could cause damage tothe transfer case. Do not operate your vehicle in

Four-Wheel-Low Lock above 30 mph (48 km/h) for extended periods.

4[down arrow w/lock symbol]

When in this mode you can also choose to lock the rear axle, if equipped, for additional traction in extreme

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