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4x4 info question
Maverick27
 

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Post: #1
4x4 info question

Hi, does anyone here know why there is a difference between this 2? Could be a software update or something else? Many thanks guys!


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XFullFatTim
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RE: 4x4 info question

Yes, the Si4 has adaptive drive which will put the car into 2WD above 23mph, SD4's are supposed to get it too in 2016. The idea on the Si4 was to help increase the fuel economy by running in 2WD. The car switches back to 4WD in 3/100ths of a second when wheel slip is detected. The screen picture also seems to show that some drive is going to the rear right wheel but none to the rear left - might be the torque vectoring in action too.
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Maverick27
 

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RE: 4x4 info question

Mine is 2014MY model, Si4, but it looks like the photo below:

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The only changes is 'locked in amber' and 'unlocked in green'. No torque vectoring nor 2WD & 4WD graphics on my car.
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XFullFatTim
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RE: 4x4 info question

Possibly because your car is an export model and these fittings that are standard in the UK market are not available in the Malaysian market?
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22-03-2015 01:23pm
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Maverick27
 

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RE: 4x4 info question

i've contacted JLR dealer here and will post the results soon.
23-03-2015 05:30pm
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4x4 info question

Is this another setting only available to later models? I don't see this option anywhere on my 2012
24-03-2015 01:01am
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