Bronco comes to a full stop by itself

[bloominguez]

Ok ok it makes perfect sense. I knew about 4H vs 4A, just didn't think about it at the time. I come from a Land Cruiser which is full time 4wd and this isn't even a consideration...unless you do something stupid like leave the lockers engaged. FWIW I've been doing this a long time, know exactly how 4wd works, low/high, locking diffs, etc. But this is an area where the Bronco works a little differently from traditional 4wd vehicles. I won't forget it again.

Where "traditional" in the above paragraph means the opposite of traditional, ignoring the way 4WD was built for decades prior to AWD becoming a thing.
https://www.motorbiscuit.com/why-was-4wd-invented-before-awd/

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[I3lackRose]

Ouch! Don't do that. This should be something dealers make sure people are aware of at time of purchase on every 4x4. So many people dont realize 4H and what its used for vs 4A or AWD. They buy 4x4 that is 4H /4L thinking they can use it whenever. 4H /4L is only for situations that arte slippery, Mud, snow.