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TRANSFER CASE

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TANSFER CASE

The lubrication oil flows through holes of the output

shaft which in turn lubricate the inner parts of

transfer case.

4.3.1.4 WORKING OF TRANSFER CASE

Transfer case is a two-speed, part-time electrical

shift transfer case.

The Transfer case system consists of:

1. Transfer Case with Shift Motor, Speed Sensor

and Electric Clutch.

2.

Electronic Control Unit

(ECU)

3. Mode selector switch on the Floor console and

Indicator lights 4H and 4L on the instrument

cluster

4. Harness to connect the above parts and power

input/output.

The power is received by input shaft which is

coupled with output shaft of transmission gear box

by matching splines. There are two outputs, one

for rear wheels and the other for front wheels.

Three selector positions are provided

.

Position

Speed Ratio

Operation

2H – Two high

position

1:1

Two rear

wheels are

driven at 1:1

speed ratio

4H – Four

high position

1:1

All four

wheels are

driven at 1:1

ration

4L – Four low

position

2.48:1

All four

wheels are

driven at

2.48:1 ratio

Planetary gear set provides gear reduction. Power

is transferred to the front wheel drive through a

chain drive.

Transfer case unit operates in an oil bath. An oil

pump is used to provide positive lubrication to the

planetary gear set and other upper output shaft

components

MODE OF SHIFTS

The different modes are obtained by rotating

selector switch for selection. This in turn gives

signal to the Electronic Control Unit (ECU), which

controls operations intelligently. It senses the

conditions and shifts the transfer case as per the

selected mode. Inbuilt diagnostic system is

provided in the Transfer case ECU for transfer

cases electrical components. The control over the

operations is obtained by using the Electronic

Control Unit

(ECU).

Different shift modes are;

2H – Two wheel high

4H – Four wheel high

4L – Four wheel low