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22 Nov 2013 21:20 #92669
by Lambert
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic Push button 4wd
Ours is an 11 with the vvt and buttons and yes it is a little bit too highly geared in 2wd first but only for crawling around sheep. In low it is fine and has more than enough power to pull away even with a trailer at full weight. Over all I would say it is about spot on its only when we make it do something its not really designed to do that it complains.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
Bellerophon (2024 grello van daily
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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24 Nov 2013 19:15 #92991
by UKDAN
May have been old stock from Febuary that didn't get registered until March
Dan
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minibbb wrote:
adamatdraycott wrote: There aren't any really common issues with the electric transfer box
They aren't quite so straight forward when it comes to working on them... But no serious issues
I prefer the manual box as its one less thing to rely on working
04 and 54 are the last manual shift... 05s got the new dash along with the push button transfer
My 05 plate has a manual shift and older dash, thought the facelift was on a 55 plate?
May have been old stock from Febuary that didn't get registered until March
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17 Dec 2013 16:12 - 17 Dec 2013 16:15 #96538
by Bosanek
Replied by Bosanek on topic Push button 4wd
Gilburton,
Thank you for pointing out the limitation to use 4WD only on very slippery or uneven surfaces. I already knew that though.
I personally prefer a lever quite a lot over a pushbutton, simply because the lever is a much more "manly" device, and it suits a vehicle's off-road image much better than some push buttons or (God forbid) touch screens.
However, that personal preference must be put aside when it comes to more important differences between those two Jimny editions, and that is why I am asking about gearing and drive ratios.
11/60,
So are you saying that in 2WD and 4WD-H mode, the electronic Jimny is evidently highly geared, but in 4WD-L mode it is significantly low-geared to perform any demanding uphill crawling or downhill descent? That would mean that it has better fuel economy (and top speed) in normal cruising (2WD), but still does the crawling job in 4WD-L? So, in your opinion, the gear rating of electronic Jimny is not inferior in any way to the gear rating of old manual Jimny?
I would definitely appreciate if some other people would also give their opinions and comments. Especially on the technical questions about gear and drive ratio differences.
Thank you for pointing out the limitation to use 4WD only on very slippery or uneven surfaces. I already knew that though.
I personally prefer a lever quite a lot over a pushbutton, simply because the lever is a much more "manly" device, and it suits a vehicle's off-road image much better than some push buttons or (God forbid) touch screens.
However, that personal preference must be put aside when it comes to more important differences between those two Jimny editions, and that is why I am asking about gearing and drive ratios.
11/60,
So are you saying that in 2WD and 4WD-H mode, the electronic Jimny is evidently highly geared, but in 4WD-L mode it is significantly low-geared to perform any demanding uphill crawling or downhill descent? That would mean that it has better fuel economy (and top speed) in normal cruising (2WD), but still does the crawling job in 4WD-L? So, in your opinion, the gear rating of electronic Jimny is not inferior in any way to the gear rating of old manual Jimny?
I would definitely appreciate if some other people would also give their opinions and comments. Especially on the technical questions about gear and drive ratio differences.
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17 Dec 2013 17:06 #96547
by Lambert
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic Push button 4wd
Yeah that's about it.
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13 Jan 2018 21:28 #188345
by Cap671
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Hi I have an 05 push button. It goes into 2 & 4 but not 4 low. It lights and buzzes but doesn't stay on. Any ideas. Cheers.
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13 Jan 2018 21:48 #188347
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Are you stationary, in neutral with the clutch held in?
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