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The twin speed transfer case is full time, permanent all wheel drive unit, with 50/50 torque distribution to the front and rear driveshafts. The transfer case is identical for all engine derivatives and supports the following features:
The twin speed transfer case is located under the vehicle and is installed on the cross member, behind the automatic transmission.
The input torque is equally distributed through a bevel gear center differential. The twin speed transfer case equipped with an electronically controlled locking and torque-biasing device. The twin speed transfer case can provide an optimal torque distribution to each wheel in all driving condition. Electronically controlled locking and torque-biasing device detects wheel slip through various vehicle system inputs to the Transfer Case Control Module (TCCM).
Electronically controlled locking and torque-biasing device locks the differential accordingly. The locking torque is applied through a multiplate clutch assembly.
A planetary gear set, located in the differential assembly, allows the driver to select high or low range. In low range, the planetary gear set provides a ratio of 2.93 : 1. Low range gives the vehicle an extremely low crawl speed for off road driving and trailer towing. High range is a direct drive from the transmission output shaft and provides a 1 : 1 ratio.
The oil used in the transfer case is specially developed and contains unique additives, which enhance the transfer case operation. No other oil must be used in the transfer case.
A unique type of grease, grease Weicon TL7391, must be applied to the transfer case input shaft spline when installing the transfer case.