I just got a Rangerover, it only has a control for low and high gear, unlike my old LR that had one to engage the 4 wheel drive. So is the RR perminatly 4x4?
Its a 1990 3.9 V8 Vouge Automatic.
Thanks
Range Rover 4x4 Question
Feb 25, 2005
4 Replies
All Range Rovers are permanent 4 wheel drive. One of that age will have high/low but with a viscous centre diff. ie. it locks up when slip is detected. Our last one was a 1990 3.9i and we loved it. Richard
Yes.
See the '4XDrive Max Speed' thread which is currently running on this NG.
All Rangerovers are permanent four wheel drive. JD
And, IIRC, a viscous centre diff means fitting same size tyres all round?
Richard
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