Chevrolet all wheel drive explained

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Tracker (Suzuki Vitara) 1999-2005 - Part-time all wheel drive. Lever-operated two-speed part-time transfer case. 1.82:1 low gear. From 1999- new vacuum-actuated front axle disconnect, which eliminates the need of backing-up to disengage the the front hubs.
Corporate IFS open differential axle up front, corporate rear live axle equipped with limited slip (open differential rear on Tracker).

Tahoe - Automatic all wheel drive with 2wd, and 4wd lock modes and low gear. NVG 246 "AutoTrac" four wheel drive system. 2Hi, Auto 4wd (100% of torque is transferred to rear wheels until it detects a need for extra traction. Dry multi-plate clutch is used to transfer torque to the front), 4Hi (50/50 split), 4Lo, all button activated. 2.72:1 low range gear.(3,73 optional).
GM's 10 bolt IFS front with Central Axle Disconnect (CAD)
GM's corporate 10-bolt live axle with g80 limited slip (opt) and 3.73:1 gears.

Silverado - 2 versions can be used: manually actuated part-time 4wd or "AutoTrac" (See Chevy Tahoe)

Last updated: 2010-01-09 18:39

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