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AWD vs. 2wd mileage?
Do any of you with the AWD setup ever turn it "off" and use the 2wd only? If so, does it improve your gas mileage?
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Re: AWD vs. 2wd mileage?
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Most AWD drives are AWD all time. No turn off. 4W drives has 2W and 4W
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Re: AWD vs. 2wd mileage?
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AWD uses more fuel ...2wd would give about 3 MPG more with the SAME TYPE VEHICLE ... as mentioned AWD is not designed to be any other configuation... another negative about AWD , all tires must be matched and rotated.. If not this will lower the MPG and cause drivetrain wear.. |
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Re: AWD vs. 2wd mileage?
This over-optioned soccermom version of what used to be a real truck is turning out to be more pita than what all these options provide. The completely controlled suspension and drivetrain of this luxo-barge is just too overcomplicated and subject to expensive breakdowns.
OTH, it is a very nice ride. ![]() OH...speaking of "ride" I pulled the Autoride airshocks and put in a set of SensaTrac load adjusters with the 1200 lb springs. It feels better already. But....I don't know how it's gonna mess with all the computer controlled junk in the system. |
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