My 2001 Rav 4 is always in 4-wheel drive. There is no option to change to two.
No they make a 2 and 4 wheel drive.
Recreational Activity Vehicle with 4-wheel drive
Yes, Toyota Corolla has been front wheel drive since the 70s. Maybe some have an all wheel drive option since RAV-4 is based on the Corolla chassis and that probably has all wheel drive too.
how to change belltoyota rav 4 2001
Change it when there are visible cracks developing on the belt or when it causes noise.
a wrenchn with a short handle because he will not have to move it through a long distance
I just replaced mine on a 2001 Rav 4 with 61,300 miles; it was showing wear -cracks etc.
Yes, many models of the Toyota RAV4 come with all-wheel drive (AWD) options. However, not all RAV4s are equipped with AWD; some models may have front-wheel drive (FWD) as standard. The AWD system in the RAV4 enhances traction and stability, especially in adverse weather conditions. Always check the specific model and trim for drivetrain options.
2001 rav 4 has a chain timing belt so it does not need to to be replace. To replace the serpentine belt, all you need is one socket rench. There are six moving parts. between the top belt there is one screw nut, put the socket rench in and pull it clockwise. (you must turn clockwise as hard as you can till the belt moves and slide it off. if you look at the smaller wheel, the nut is there @ 1 o'clock just underneath the top belt. It will take about ten minutes. I just did it on my 2001 rav 4. Good luck, hope this help. Always good to spend less during this bad economy. Have F.A.I.T.H you CAN DO IT. hsssssss don't tell you know who.....
You put tire chains on the front wheels of a front wheel drive vehicle. The chains help the tires driving the car get a better grip on the road. Some people put chains on all wheels. That makes the brakes work on all wheels.
The "4" in RAV4 stands for "four," indicating that the vehicle is a compact SUV with available all-wheel drive, designed for versatility and capability. The name RAV4 itself stands for "Recreational Active Vehicle with 4-wheel drive." It highlights the vehicle's focus on outdoor activities and all-terrain functionality.
a RAV 4 that has the awd only cruses in fwd but if there is little traction (wheel spin, slip) then the rear wheels will receive torque from the transmission and thus making it awd, this system gives you awd when you need it but fwd when you need mpg