Diff lock question
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Never ever use diff lock. Ever. Wots wrong with these people.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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I assume you're talking about 4wd?
It's fine so long as at least one wheel can slip...... so as soon as you are back on a good traction surface you should change back into 2wd
It's fine so long as at least one wheel can slip...... so as soon as you are back on a good traction surface you should change back into 2wd
Turboman
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He doesnt even have a difflock
nrgserv
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if its the series in yer avatar, you aint got a difflock.
its a dog clutch that links the front axle to rear axle.
and yeah, dont use it for long periods where traction is good, it causes transmission wind up and potentially bust halfshafts or gearbox problems. at the least, it'll cause premature tyre wear.
its a dog clutch that links the front axle to rear axle.
and yeah, dont use it for long periods where traction is good, it causes transmission wind up and potentially bust halfshafts or gearbox problems. at the least, it'll cause premature tyre wear.
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Fine to use 4wd in snow, take it off before you drive a lomg way on tarmac.
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