Just normal 4x4 driving won't damage anything. If you drive for a long distance with the diff lock on though you could damage tyres and at high speed could be dangerous,
The most common cause of this kind of damage is driving over a rock.
You'll have used a decent portion of gas and worn down your e brake, other than that no engine or chassis damage.
No it will tear your truck up driving it in 4x4 on the road
4 wheel low is for slower 4x4 driving and more rough terrain. 4 wheel high is for faster driving like driving in the snow and ice or through a trail with a little bit of slick mud on it.
Anytime you file a claim your premiums will go up. My advice is to pay for the damage for your car yourself.
Don't drive it, but have it towed to a reputable garage that can flush the transmission. Driving it with the oil may cause serious damage to the transmission.
they say 55 is the rated speed
On asphalt it would. Dirt wouldn't cause too many problems
Yes , it does.
4x4 auto position for normal street / highway driving
The most damage is what is done to your wallet!I personally wouldn't expect anything adverse to come of the oversight - hours of idling is not that different from hours of highway driving.
Adrenalin is a company which offers information on 4x4 driving among various areas across the area. You can find safety information, tips and pointers on how to have a great time.