If I remember right this a vaccume system , using a servo and a cable to enguage the front axle. check for leaky servo Rick ASE L-1 Master TransMichigan.com
Check for vacuum leaks,
Sounds like it might be the vaccum switch on the front axle.
Most of them do have cv joints at the front wheels.
Well, I assume that a Honda accord has 4 wheels so i'd say both. But i think a standard accord in the lower price range comes with front wheel drive.
A very short/simple explanation is: the Highlander is in front wheel drive until the computer sensor on the drive train senses that the front drive wheels are slipping (no traction) - the vhicle computer then sends a command to the transmission to engage the rear wheel drive axles - which then engage.
yes
The front wheels are the drive wheels on most lift trucks.
if you can hear your transfer case kick in and your front wheels arnt kickin in theres a electronic actuater in the front end that always goes its ownly like 50-60 bucks
need diagram of 1992 4wheel drive front hub disasembly
The front wheels on a fork lift are load bearing and the drive wheels.
The front wheels are the drive wheels and carry the weight of the payload.
loyale is front wheel drive, then when you engage 4wd the power is equally distributed to all wheels. four wheel drive is ALL wheel drive, just listen to the name and count the number of wheels on your car i bet they match perfectly unless it is somehow a dually (2 wheels on each side of the rear of the truck [does not apply to cars]) which i doubt on a subaru