Re: Stupid question - how does MY 4WD work?

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Korey Atterberry wrote: I guess what I'm
> wondering is, does my front driveshaft spin even when I'm in 2WD?
>
> Thanks,
> Korey

yes, but its passive, not engaged to the transfer case
unless you lock it in 4WD.

the front shaft does spin w/ front wheels as there
locked to it.

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