Powertrax LOCK-RIGHT Performace Locker Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 12)

end it can drop down onto the inside of the spindle or housing;

since the dierenal is of a tracon-adding design the axle sha

will keep right on spinning. This rubbing may cause heat build-up

that could eventually lead to damage.

Front Wheel Drive. In some emergency situaons it be-

comes necessary to drive a 4x4 vehicle in front-wheel drive only.

If the vehicle has a tracon-adding dierenal in the front, steer-

ing in a turn will become dicult because the inside wheel will

connually try to straighten out. The vehicle can also be operated

as a 4x1; however, steering becomes even more dicult because

accelerang tends to turn the steering wheel in one direcon, and

decelerang tends to turn it in the other direcon. Even by hold-

ing the steering wheel ghtly, the vehicle sll will steer from side

to side by itself because of play in the drag link, e rod and steering

box. Therefore, be extremely careful if you must drive with only

one front axle. Also, if one front axle should break when operat-

ing in front-end-only two-wheel drive, the steering would be ad-

versely aected as described above under “Breaking”. Again,

remember to hold the steering wheel ghtly when driving in dif-

cult situaons. Also, driving the vehicle on ice in front-wheel

drive is not recommended.

CAUTION: Vehicle control will be aected by a broken

axle sha and further damage can occur. Replace it as soon as

possible!

Driving Informaon Summarized

Operaon. Your vehicle essenally will operate nor-

mally in 2WD on- or o-road. A momentary slight sideways mo-

on at the rear may occur when geng on or o the throle.

Front axle. If you have a LOCK-RIGHT in the front axle,

steering in 2WD will not be aected, even with the front hubs

engaged (also see the next secon).

Hard-surfaced roads. Do not drive on hard-sur-

faced roads in 4WD because Driveline wind-up oc-

curs even more rapidly with a locking dierenal

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