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scooby replied to the thread Heavy steering..Thank you @Trevor. But would that be better named as a coupling that joins the front drive shaft to the rear drive shaft so as to... -
That is your centre diff lock button. Only ever use on loose surfaces but good practice to "exercise" every now and again to keep the...
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scooby replied to the thread Heavy steering..If you start to reverse a tractor out of a ditch or bog the first thing you will do is fill the treads with whatever you are stuck in...
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It quite astonishing the UK spec Landcruiser 80 didn't get a mention in that 4x4 explained link with it being permanent 4wd , a hi/low...
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scooby replied to the thread Heavy steering..Thank you @karl2000. I never knew that. But can you tell me what the switch with the image of front and rear axles that is positioned to...
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Full time 4wd
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scooby replied to the thread Heavy steering..Thank you @karl2000. So are you able to tell me, in detail, what the drive system is on our Cruiser please ?
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scooby replied to the thread Heavy steering..Thanks again @Shayne, that article has taught me a lot. I don't take the Farmers Weekly any more and so I didn't see it. The whole "4wd"...
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https://www.fwi.co.uk/machinery/4x4s/off-road-vehicle-four-wheel-drive-systems-explained
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scooby replied to the thread Heavy steering..Thank you @Trevor, that was very helpful. I hadn't realised this sort of technology existed.
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There were a few 120s that were part time 4wd drive, but yours aint one of them! Theres a thread on here somewhere....
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The LC4 and LC5 variants have ATRAC, IIRC under 2K revs and ATRAC pulses the ABS on the slipping wheel on an axle to try and send power...
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scooby replied to the thread Heavy steering..Sorry @Shayne but I think we disagree about all this. Firstly, I don't need to go to my nearest bowling green, I can ride round our...
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Go to your nearest bowling green and do some figure of 8 doughnuts and you will see the evidence that all four wheels spin . Remember...
