This post pretty much sums up my confusion right here lol.
I didn't want to start a big argument, i have just never used those terms in reference to a 4wd system before. But, im all caught up now :lmao:
Now... about those pics :naughty:
Okay, i will call it a Newfoundland thing then. I don't know why, but i asked about 20 guys at work to define "part-time" 4wd, and they came up with the same answer as mine.
Having a different definition from yours does not make me wrong. :rockthrow:
Damn... well i happen to be in the wrong here, my bad. It still sounds stupid to me, but you're all right.
It must be an american thing... but i just asked about 10 guys here at work, and they all agreed with my definition.... weird.
I like the Canadian defintion better :P
If both driveshafts are locked in 4hi, then explain how it's "part-time?".
Pre 2000 4runners do not have any "part-time" 4wd system.
Huh? "part-time" means it is electronically controlled... not that you're only supposed to use it part-time.
Also, you are confusing 4wd with AWD... big...
Leave it in 2wd and impress her with your sweet drifting skills! lol
98's don't have "part time" 4wd.... i think. When you pull the t-case shifter into 4hi it locks the center diff. 4wd is either on or off.
In 2000 they got a "part time" 4wd system.
If you compare the top right and bottom right photo, you will see that the TRD sticker is photo shopped onto the truck lol
He's so full of crap, i bet he doesn't even know what TRD stands for :D