4WD Questions
I plan to purchase a new tow vehicle within the next two years. At the present time, I am towing a 3500 lb travel trailer with a 2006 Honda Pilot 4WD. The 4WD is Honda's name; actually, it is AWD wit...
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wnjj wrote:Redsky wrote:
I used to have to get out of my truck and engage the manual hubs and get back into the truck and start down the road again and then do the same when back on dry pavement.
You can leave the hubs in on dry pavement or all year for that matter. It just costs you mileage. In the old days, some people left them in for the winter if they frequently needed 4WD.
Except if you do that you will bind or skid when turning corners on dry. Can't imagine that is good for the transfer case and front diff. Are we still talking about 4wd?
