With my old explorer I was told never use 4 wheel drive on dry pavement.does this apply to the automatic FJ .I know my wife will end up forgetting to take it out of 4 wheel drive,can it cause any damage?
With my old explorer I was told never use 4 wheel drive on dry pavement.does this apply to the automatic FJ .I know my wife will end up forgetting to take it out of 4 wheel drive,can it cause any damage?
Not to be unkind...but use the search engine here at the forum or read your owners manual. The post would be too long to help you...
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It does put undue stress on the drivetrain in a AT it does split power 50/50. Where in a MT all-wheel drive it splits the power between front and rear. So yes you should not use 4x4 on dry pavement. Such the same as lifting a vehicle will cause stress to the drive train. 8k for a tranny in a LR, Drive shafts, CV joints will attest to that one.
I'm off to a good start,posting in the wrong section and not using the search engine, thanks Big Daddy,I would of been flamed for that on a couple of M/C forums I use
I'm off to a good start,posting in the wrong section and not using the search engine, thanks Big Daddy,I would of been flamed for that on a couple of M/C forums I use
Oh... they never flame anybody in this forum...they're all compassionate, understanding, mature adults that hang here...good luck and welcome...this forum will provide you with everything you need or want to know...I mean everything...Hey, do you know the best way to cook crab legs...well let me tell ya....hah...hit the search.
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and not using the search engine, thanks Big Daddy,I would of been flamed for that on a couple of M/C forums I use
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