FWD means front wheel drive. It drives most of the engines power to the front wheels through drive shafts which allows the car to have better handling than rear wheel drive cars.
No, 2WD (two-wheel drive) is not the same as FWD (front-wheel drive). 2WD refers to any vehicle that powers only two of its four wheels, which can be either the front or the rear wheels. FWD specifically means that the front wheels are the ones being powered. Therefore, while all FWD vehicles are 2WD, not all 2WD vehicles are FWD.
to put a 99 fwd in low you must put the truck in neutral then ingage the transfer fo fwd low if the transmission is not in neutral in most vehicles it will not allow fwd low to be used
Answer depends upon the bolt pattern and offset for the donor and transplant vehicles. In some cases, AWD vehicles use traditionally FWD fitments, however some brands with traditional RWD layouts will have offsets capable of the deep dish look on their AWD variants.
Problem with Four Wheel Drive--may not function properly when needed
5 on 100mm. Very common on FWD GM and Chrysler vehicles of the era.
If it just does it a little its probably torque steer. Its common in fwd vehicles.
fwd
Fwd means forward.
FWD means Forward.
No, the 1993 Mercedes 300D is not front-wheel drive (FWD); it features a rear-wheel drive (RWD) layout. The 300D is part of the W124 series and is equipped with a diesel engine. This model is known for its durability and performance, typical of Mercedes-Benz vehicles from that era.
It's FWD.
Spark timing