Your friend is half right. You CAN insert (not remove) a 15A fuse into the FWD slot under the hood and deactivate the center differential, turning the car into a front wheel drive. However, this only applies to vehicles with automatic transmissions, and it will not yield better gas mileage.
The purpose of this feature is to allow the vehicle to be towed with the rear wheels on the ground, or to use a spare tire of a different overall diameter than the other 3. It is designed to be used temporarily.
because they get better gas milage
You will actually get better traction, better gas milage (although the milage will hardly be noticable), and a smoother ride. Last but not least your car will look cooler!
The Bugatti gets better gas milage, as well as a smoother ride.
No. The mileage depends on the car, the more expensive they are the more options they have. Some more expensive ones do get better milage but you can opt for more milage and less money by giving up some extras.
it holds the car down to the road giving better traction control, as well as maximize fuel milage. less wind drag ( the air pressure pulling the car back wards as u drive forward) the better fuel milage.
it gives you better gas milage but also increases your hourse power
Gas Milage for a '96 Cavalier with a five speed will get you any where from 25mpg to 40mpg, but depending on how you drive and take care of your car (i.e. maintence) will determine if you get better or worse milage
Off for better gas milage , hwy or city for that matter
7.3 is better and gets better fuel milage but the 6.0 has more power 03 04 was the worst years for 6.0 2006 they improved them
there isn't any more power and better gas milage.
It allows the car to have both better gas milage and improved front wheel drive.
The highway gas milage for a Dodge Dakota varies by vehicle. Average milage is around 16 mpg.