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850 AWD (Edit)Automatic all wheel drive, torque transfer to rear axle via viscous coupling when front wheels slip, electronic traction control on front wheels, limited slip rear differential. Have you seen a better description of Volvo 850 Awd on the web? Please send us the link to or post it in a comment below! S60 AWD (2002) (Edit)Have you seen a better description of Volvo S60 Awd (2002) on the web? Please send us the link to or post it in a comment below! |
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Volvo S60 AWD (2003-...), Volvo V70 AWD (2003-...), Volvo XC 70 (2003-...), Volvo S60R AWD, Volvo V70R AWD (Edit)Haldex Generation II automatic all wheel drive. In the US Volvo S60R and V70R was updated from Haldex II to Haldex III for the 2006 model year. Have you seen a better description of Volvo S60 Awd (2003-...), V70 Awd (2003-...), Xc 70 (2003-...), S60R Awd, V70R Awd on the web? Please send us the link to or post it in a comment below! V70 AWD (1997-2002), V70 Cross Country (2000-2002), XC70 (2002) (Edit)Automatic all wheel drive, torque transfer to rear axle via viscous coupling when front wheels slip, electronic traction control on front wheels (TRACS - Volvo's brand of traction control). TRACS system works on speeds up to 40kph(25mph). You have better pictures or videos of Volvo V70 Awd (1997-2002), V70 Cross Country (2000-2002), Xc70 (2002) that you can contribute? Please send them to ! XC 90 (2002-2020) (Edit)Haldex Generation II automatic all wheel drive. All Volvos have Haldex Gen III since 2006(?) Do you think this information about Volvo Xc 90 (2002-2020) is incomplete? Please send us what you know to or leave a comment below.
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What would be wrong if AWD does not engage, especially the rear wheels?
I don't think my old Volvo's awd is working how do I check?
The Volvos really shine in this long video comparing many different AWD and Traction Control systems.
Just found out the 1997 AWD 850 (not sold in the US), and the 1998-2000 V70XC have Eaton rear locking differentials. All these models have the VC AWD systems. This locking diff is more effective than the ABS based traction control (with open diffs) on the more recent model Volvos.
Which Volvos on the European Market have a diff lock? Do later haldex systems come with lsd? I ve been told that the early volvo awd on 850 awd and v70 system has more power transferred to the back wheels as opposed to later ones, before they switched to haldex.
Volvo calls Haldex 3 & 4 Instant Traction, because it will activate the rear wheels with just 15 degrees (1/24th) of a front wheel spin. And it sends 60 ft-lbs of pre-charged torque to the rear wheels instantaneously. This is an improvement over Haldex 2 which will send torque more gradually to the rear wheels after 1/7th (51 degrees) of a front wheel spin.
The 'disconnect' unit is a 'freewheel':
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freewheel
Thanks
In the US, the Volvo S60R (and V70R) was updated from Haldex 2.0 to Haldex 3.0 for the 2006 model year.
www.haldex.com
And the 2006 XC90 went to Haldex 3rd gen also. 4th gen in 2009.
Very useful !! Thank you.
You forgot the Mazda 323 1.6 GT Turbo 4WD! (and/or 1.8 GTX)
We are again on a full-time AWD System with planetary gear center differential to split engine torque, electrically lockable via a button on the console that would have activated a Viscous Coupling unit.
Before 1990:
- Normal torque split 50/50
- 185/60R14 performance tires on 5.5J-14 alloy wheels
From 1990:
- Normal torque split of 43/57 (for a rear-wheel-drive feel) could be varied to 60/40
-195 / 60R-14 performance tires
Yep, thanks for the info. Mazda 6 MPS is coming soon too.