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Figure 1.Full time 4x4 - most Land Rovers and some Toyotas. Normal driving - 25% power per wheel against 50% for 4x2 vehicles. |
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Figure 2.Full time 4x4 - Same as Figure 1. Turned front wheels makes no difference. |
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Figure 3.Spinning wheel in mud; no traction and vehicle stuck. Also applicable to LR Discovery Series 2 at idle speed before Electronic Traction Control (ETC) kicks in. |
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Figure 4.Land Rover with locked Centre Diff or most 4x4's in normal 4 wheel drive. (Locked Hubs.) Rear wheels transmit power. |
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Figure 5.Locked Centre Diff - Front and Rear wheel spinning in mud. Could also be cross axle situation. No traction and vehicle stuck. |
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Figure 6.Same as Figure 5, but with Rear Diff Lock. All the power goes to one wheel. |
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Figure 7.LR Discovery Series 2 with ETC and added Centre Diff Lock actuator. Depending on traction conditions, power is distributed to two wheels. This is also very close to a vehicle fitted with both rear and front diff locks without the steering problems. |