Daihatsu all wheel drive explained

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Rocky (Fourtrak, Rugger) Feroza (Sportrak) Sirion 4trak YRV 4trak Terios Rocky (Fourtrak, Rugger) (Edit) Part-time transmission. Lever-operated (commercial swb/lwb) or button/lever-operated (passenger/estate lwb) transfer case.center differential (locked in 4L mode). Transfer case with 3 modes: 2H (RWD), 4H(4WD High Range) and 4L(4WD Low Range) for rough terrain. Transfer case is with gears, not chain. Rocky/Fourtrak has rigid axle in front & rear, from'93 on rigid axle back (on coil springs) and independent (torsion bars) at front. Do you think this information about Daihatsu Rocky (Fourtrak, Rugger) is incorrect? Please send us what you know to or leave a comment below. Feroza (Sportrak) (Edit) Feroza has five gears and 3 modes in the transfer case, same as Rocky, but the front suspension is independent with torsion bars and the transfer case is with chain, not gears as in Rocky. Do you think this information about Daihatsu Feroza (Sportrak) is incorrect? Please send us what you know to or leave a comment below.

Sirion 4trak (Edit) Automatic all wheel drive. Normally front-wheel drive vehicle. Rear axle engaged via viscous coupling when front wheels slip. Do you think this information about Daihatsu Sirion 4Trak is incomplete? Please send us what you know to or leave a comment below. YRV 4trak (Edit) Automatic all wheel drive. Normally front-wheel drive vehicle. Rear axle engaged via viscous coupling when front wheels slip. You have better pictures or videos of Daihatsu Yrv 4Trak that you can contribute? Please send them to ! Terios (Edit) full-time all wheel drive. Free center differential, manually lockable by a button on the console. Figure: Daihatsu Terios center differential lock button (Source:autoreview.ru) Have you seen a better description of Daihatsu Terios in a paper magazine? Can you please scan it or take a photo and send it to ?

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There are 10 comments

Steve

February 26, 2023 - 19:11

So Goran wrote that the 4WD Terios is RWD and only sends power to the front when the rear is slipping.

AWD-Wiki wrote that it's constant 4WD with a 50:50 split.

Can someone with definite knowledge please tell me which it is?
Also if it�s constant 4WD with 50:50 split, how much max power can be sent to the front or rear?

Thank you!

Vag

September 07, 2022 - 13:34

What type of LSD (on rear axis) does the Terios II (2006~) use? Is it a Torsen?

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Steve

February 27, 2023 - 14:53

Open diff.

Goran

August 09, 2017 - 14:03

Daihatsu terios 2001 y. I think when its last wheels slip, then the front wheels automatically engage (because it is a constant rear wheel and the front falls as needed), and when I press the 4x4 (4wd) button, it has a constant (constant) drive at all 4 points. I think I'm right, but I would like to hear very happy and other comments. Greeting

Goran

August 09, 2017 - 14:00

Goran

August 09, 2017 - 13:58

Goran

January 16, 2017 - 21:42

Does the Daihatsu Terios 4WD 2001 god. has a constant drive to all 4 wheels or just the latest and last from spinning when it is activated and the front drive. And when that button is pressed (for redukovnje) how does this drive. And what are the conditions steering (between front and rear wheels).