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4w to 2w clutching problem

pal911
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21 Mar 2013 20:16 #66473 by pal911

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I testes the 4w drive on Ã hard surface but wen driving straight with no turnings. Is that allowed?

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21 Mar 2013 20:18 #66475 by pal911

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It is Ã push button

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21 Mar 2013 20:35 #66482 by Halford

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testing your 4wd on tarmac in a straight line is OK
but there should be no noise at all and it should be smooth
there's something very wrong here :pinch:
maybe one of our experts can tell you what it probably is :huh:

the ex Dog-Taxi

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21 Mar 2013 21:28 #66487 by gus2000

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pal911 wrote: I testes the 4w drive on Ã hard surface but wen driving straight with no turnings. Is that allowed?

No, because the 4 tires have different radio (uneven wear, different tire pressure , different weights on the tire, etc .......)

This makes the same effect in the transmission as turning

Gustavo

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21 Mar 2013 22:19 - 21 Mar 2013 22:21 #66492 by gilburton

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As suggested try it on gravel or off road somewhere. Push the clutch fully down! Don't try it on a road you can cause damage!!

I started off high and worked my way down ever since :-)

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21 Mar 2013 22:30 #66495 by Basketcase

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I get that noise from mine sometimes it's something to do with the wheels being at different rotations said the Suzuki tech at work

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