G Gecko123 New member Mar 5, 2020 #1 I have V6 so it’s capable of switching into 2wd drive mode where only the rear wheels are engaged If I drive in 2wd mode, is it easier on the front differential - less wear? Thoughts?
I have V6 so it’s capable of switching into 2wd drive mode where only the rear wheels are engaged If I drive in 2wd mode, is it easier on the front differential - less wear? Thoughts?
B Bigshankhank New member Mar 5, 2020 #2 Generally speaking, yes. However you will occasionally want to shift in to 4wd and even lock the diff (off-road only) and drive around a bit to exercise the transfer case and keep it from locking up on you.
Generally speaking, yes. However you will occasionally want to shift in to 4wd and even lock the diff (off-road only) and drive around a bit to exercise the transfer case and keep it from locking up on you.
