Range Rover all wheel drive explained

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Range Rover 1970-1995 Range Rover 1994-2002 Range Rover 2002-... Range Rover Evoque AWD 2011-... Range Rover 1970-1995 (Edit) 1970-1983 hi/lo, full-time 4WD Manually lockable center differential activated by vacuum . Figure: range rover first generation 1983- 1988 hi/lo, full-time 4WD. Manually lockable center differential mechanically(50/50 power split). Range Rover 1989-1995 classic hi/lo, full-time 4WD, Morse chain instead of 3 gears , viscous coupling integrated into the center diff with 50/50 power split 1993 rear traction control was added Have you seen a better description of Range_Rover 1970-1995 on the web? Please send us the link to or post it in a comment below! Range Rover 1994-2002 (Edit) Full-time all wheel drive with viscous control unit in the center and traction control (ETC). Figure: range rover second generation Do you think this information about Range_Rover 1994-2002 is incorrect? Please send us what you know to or leave a comment below.

Range Rover 2002-... (Edit) ? Have you seen a better description of Range_Rover 2002-... on the web? Please send us the link to or post it in a comment below! Range Rover Evoque AWD 2011-... (Edit) Haldex generation IV? proactive automatic all wheel drive. Normally a front wheel drive vehicle. Terrain Response system which adjusts engine torque, all wheel drive and traction control systems operation based on the program selected by driver. Figure: Terrain Response system switch on Range Rover Evoque AWD Do you think this information about Range_Rover Evoque Awd 2011-... is incomplete? Please send us what you know to or leave a comment below.

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Brian

February 09, 2017 - 18:09

The Evoque's starting in production year 2014 with the Active Driveline system replaced the Haldex AWD in favor of the GKN designed system...

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Alfred

October 01, 2013 - 23:32

2002-2005 (BMW) Range Rover uses a torsen type center differential, locked in low range, front and rear are open with traction control.
2006-2012 (Jaguar) Range Rover uses a conventional differential and an electronically controlled clutch-pack that serves both as LSD and locker in low mode.