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Old 02-03-2011, 07:34 AM   #43
speede5
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Originally Posted by Pinner View Post
You're diff's are trying to turn all the tires the same, unless you're driving in a straight line you are wearing on the clutch plates, diff's and or transfer case. On ice, the tires can slip reducing the wear.
Shouldn't cause any problems with your diff's, they are designed to allow your wheels to turn at different speeds, hence the name.

I would love an automatic, I try to leave mine out as much as possible but the roads in town are so bad, ice and rutts, that I have it in 4 wheel most of the time. On the highways, she's 2, but I'm not on the highway long enough so it's kind of a pain switching back and forth.
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