farmerjon
Senior Member
New 4Runner owner here:
I have a 1998 4Runner SR5 4WD with a four speed automatic transmission, and I've read that the rear locking differentials are optional on ALL 4WD *except* those with automatic transmissions.
From: Toyota 4Runner History 1998
What does this mean? That my 4Runner does not have a rear locking differential? If it does, how can I use it?
Thanks!
I have a 1998 4Runner SR5 4WD with a four speed automatic transmission, and I've read that the rear locking differentials are optional on ALL 4WD *except* those with automatic transmissions.
Off-road enthusiasts will find improved low-traction performance available through a locking rear differential, optional on all four-wheel drive models (except SR5 models equipped with automatic transmission). Sporting a 4.3:1 differential gear ratio, this feature locks the rear wheels together while in low-4WD, forcing both wheels to turn together.
From: Toyota 4Runner History 1998
What does this mean? That my 4Runner does not have a rear locking differential? If it does, how can I use it?
Thanks!