I have just had my front ARB diff-lock [rd110] installed and it is fantastic......but I have one small problem.
When I select 4H only my front wheels drive and not the back. To double check this I jacked up one front wheel only...selected 4H and the raised front wheel began spining with no drive to the rear wheels.
4Hcl and 4Lcl workes perfectly but not 4H....I never thought this was possible, Any help would be apreciated...The rd110 was installed by a 4x4 mechanic and he cant explain why.
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Pajero front wheel drive only
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Hey Rob,
Have you got manual hubs on the front? Maybe they have not been reassembled correctly. When I select 4H and I've forgoten to lock in the front hubs, the cars moves forward but feels like the clutch is slipping real bad. Nothing to worry about though, it's just the centre diff unlocked and sending all the power to the front wheels. Scared the crap out of me the first time I did it though. The centre diff is just trying to send the power to the wheels it sense's are slipping.
Hope this leads to a cure.
Have you got manual hubs on the front? Maybe they have not been reassembled correctly. When I select 4H and I've forgoten to lock in the front hubs, the cars moves forward but feels like the clutch is slipping real bad. Nothing to worry about though, it's just the centre diff unlocked and sending all the power to the front wheels. Scared the crap out of me the first time I did it though. The centre diff is just trying to send the power to the wheels it sense's are slipping.
Hope this leads to a cure.
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