RubiNewbCB
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1 inch of snow on a slight slope.
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Cant break a tranny if the shock load never gets to itbye bye CV. OH lord the amount of Toyota CVs I have replaced trailside. Its astonishing for what's supposed to be the most reliable 4x4 u can buy. Hell the GX470 in my profile pic had a blown CV when i took the shot.
true . thank god we got u joints. much easier to carry spares and much easier to replace if ya know the tricks.Cant break a tranny if the shock load never gets to it
1 inch of snow on a slight slope.
If he was using the crawl control I can understand traction control working like that but in 4low and driver control of the vehicle there should not be any traction control going on.It kind a looks like the system was activating the brakes to grab traction. I wonder if the on and off application of that was causing the driveline to load and unload.
It happened after he turned off crawl control. Maybe the traction control thought the vehicle was sliding. Not sure. But the wheel clearly isn't just spinning free. Something appears to be modulating it.If he was using the crawl control I can understand traction control working like that but in 4low and driver control of the vehicle there should not be any traction control going on.