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Is on Xtrail and QashQai haldex or torsen or something else?
A multiplate clutch, similar to Haldex, but 4x2 and 4x4 modes can be forced by using a rotating knob.
I was trying to send you email awd@awdwiki.com with some info about QQ 4x4, but delivery falied.
I have a nissan x trail and to be honist i think its a joke as a 4x4. The the snow that has just come and gone i struggled big time in this. The thing is i got the car stuck up my drive and put the car into 4x4 lock mode, this did nothing the 4x4 system does not seem to be working can someone send me an email with help as what to do or am i doing something wrong?.
Regards Darren.
hi there just wanting to no is it safe to drive nissan x trail in ,4 wd Auto all the time on the roads thank you
Yes, it is safe.
Yes, it is. I have almost always on Auto.
QashQai have the same 4wd like X-trail, wright?
Great wiki!!
X-Trail, third paragraph:
"In 2WD mode, the clutch is unlocked permanently. However, even when in 2WD mode, front wheels can sometimes be engaged by electronic control unit, for example under heavy acceleration."
Should read "... rear wheels can sometimes be engaged ..."
I would also suggest that this feature may be nothing more than an unintended artifact of the multi-disk clutch mechanical design. Residual drag of the control clutch (at zero control current) may be enough to actuate the main clutch (via cam plate) if the speed difference is high enough.
Skyline???
The Skyline is conceptually the same.
Mechanical rear wheel drive, with a clutch to transfer power to the front differential.
I forgot the best part, the Skyline had a torque vectoring rear differential.
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