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Post by seaeagle »

if your not in 4wd is the transfer case still spinning?
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If you are in 2wd, then the t-case gears are still driving the rear output. When you engage 4wd, the front output is also engaged, usually locked to the rear output.

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Post by j-top paj »

what vehicle? are the front hubs locked/unlocked etc...
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Post by seaeagle »

just curious, thats all.
wanted to know if it was straight through the gearbox when hubs not locked in and low range not engaged.....

thanks for that....
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