• The 4WD lock system is designed to improve driveability on snow covered roads and to free a stuck vehicle. Abnormal noise or vibration may occur while turning on a dry surface with the 4WD lock on.
• RBC unit generates an abnormal noise or vibration while driving
• Propeller shaft malfunction or improper installation
• Engine mount, differential mount malfunction
• If the malfunction occurs at a certain vehicle speed or engine speed, resonance caused by the rotating parts of the vehicle, such as engine, propeller shaft, rear differential, and tires, may be the cause.
• Resonance caused by engine vibration (mainly exhaust system)
• Resonance caused by rear differential
• RBC unit malfunction
STEP
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INSPECTION
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ACTION
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1
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INSPECT PARTS FOR IMPROPER INSTALLATION
• Inspect the following parts for improper installation.
• Is the malfunction verified?
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Yes
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Repair or replace any malfunction.
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No
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Go to the next step.
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2
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INSPECT FOR REAR DIFFERENTIAL MALFUNCTION
• Install a different brand of tires.
• Drive the vehicle under the same conditions (engine speed, gear position, vehicle speed, and accelerator opening angle) which the customer indicated.
• Is the level of the malfunction reduced?
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Yes
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The 4WD system is normal. (Resonance caused by the vehicle rotating parts)
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No
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Install the original tires and go to the next step.
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3
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INSPECT REAR DIFFERENTIAL
• Inspect the rear differential for the following.
• Are the results normal?
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Yes
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Replace the RBC unit.
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No
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Inspect and adjust any malfunction.
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