First off, check your manual, usually it will list the models of your car i.e. AWD, 4WD, 2WD. If that doesn't work, check your vehicle for badges. A car with 4WD will usually say 4x4 or AWD. A car that doesn't have this badge, USUALLY doesn't have 2WD. A quick and easy way to find out, is if you live in an area where you are not disturbing neighbors, attempt to do a burnout on your driveway or somewhere where you aren't breaking any laws. If you press on your brake slightly, and press the gas, your tires should begin to spin.... In my case, the rear ones only spin, and they spin very easily. I can look outside my door and i see my front wheels don't spin, but the rear ones do. This indicates 2WD (Rear Wheel Drive). If my front spun, but not the back, 2WD (Front wheel drive) and if it was TERRIBLY hard, and i couldn't spin out at all, that indicates ALL WHEEL DRIVE. Because its almost impossible.
make sure that trans is in N if that dont work turn car off then shift to 2wd or 4wd
with enough money, time and dedication yes. it will be tremendously expensive though.
Linkage is probably sticking or seized
2wd, absolutely!
The base model is 2wd. They also made "synchro" models that are 4wd.
4wd or 2wd? If 4wd yes but if 2wd no!
Some are 4wd, some 2wd, and some are awd.Some are 4wd, some 2wd, and some are awd.
They can be bought in either 2wd or 4wd.
if the year is the only diference, yes. 2wd in 2wd 4wd in 4wd
1998 2wd What year? 2WD or 4WD? 2WD 1996
2WD, no. 4WD, yes. The transfer case has to be in neutral with the transmission in park.
I believe c= 2wd k= 4wd I believe c= 2wd k= 4wd