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Faulty 4wd???

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I watched while mine had the 111 point check several years ago prior to getting the warranty and I noticed the technician turning the back wheels by hand and the front wheels went round

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I watched while mine had the 111 point check several years ago prior to getting the warranty and I noticed the technician turning the back wheels by hand and the front wheels went round

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just wanted to know if there is anyway to tell if the 4wd system is working as an example are there any warning lights? I know that power can be up 95% - 5% to 60% - 40% rear/front, so most times its 95% rear when there is no slip.... but how can one tell if its working? What tests would OPC do to check? I just feel mine is not working :?

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Was going to suggest you put your foot down in the wet - if you loose the rear end then it's not working but decided it's most probably not the safest way :wack: If you do, make sure there no other cars around and you have plenty of room to recover if it does go

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I watched while mine had the 111 point check several years ago prior to getting the warranty and I noticed the technician turning the back wheels by hand and the front wheels went round This was obviously with all 4 wheels off the ground on a pillar lift. Hardly conclusive but I guess it illustrated that the viscous coupling was doing something!

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