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What is the difference between an AWD and 4WD vehicle?

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What is the difference between an AWD and 4WD vehicle?

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system (called AutoTrac) is a full-time part-time 4WD system. It’s full-time in that it has an “Auto”, 2WD, 4WD High, and 4WD Low mode, as well as the fact that in “Auto” mode, it is active at all times and monitoring for slippage. It’s also part-time because it doesn’t have a centre differential and hence cannot be used continuously on dry pavement (hence the reason why the auto mode only sends power to the opposite axle when slippage occurs). To simplify things, I refer to these systems as “Auto 4WD systems”. Ford’s Control Trac 4WD is another example of an auto 4WD system. Hope I didn’t confuse you!

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