Posted by Ron-MO on December 06, 2015 at 16:15:41 from (174.131.236.71):
In Reply to: AWD versus 4WD posted by Dan in North Houston on December 06, 2015 at 15:41:36:
I am fairly sure it is like a Olds Bravada we had, where the transfer case is like a open differential, and can transfer power to either front OR rear driveshafts, but not lock front to rear. Years ago I had a full time 4x4 pickup, but the transfer case had a lock so in tough going it would lock front and rear together. They work fairly well, but without the ability to lock the front to rear it is possible that the front or rear can lose traction, and one or the other will spin. The old full time 4x4 I had also had rear locking differential, and when the transfer was locked, that truck was nearly unstoppable. Maybe someone can confirm, but usually all wheel drive vehicles usually do not have the capability to actually lock the transfer front to rear which is desirable in tough situations.
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