Re: Transfer case ? after search.
HotRodV6 said:
Also what do you mean by no diff action like the stock syty tcase???
There is no differential action.
The BW4472 with the viscous coupling has some amount of differential action. Meaning the front axle can run faster than the rear axle (as in a corner) while still in 4wd (since it can't turn the front end on and off, its always on).
The NV136 is basically a normal 4x4 box with a clutch added to the front output shaft, allowing the transfer case to turn the front output shaft on as needed. There is no way for the front axle to run faster than the rear with the clutch locked up. What that means is that if you are operating it under the correct circumstances for the tcase to lock and turn tight, sometimes you get that 4wd bucking sensation (most often felt in parking situations).
Also, the NV136 uses a special fluid (not ATF) with friction modifiers. Its blue and only available from GM. This is GM's attempt to keep the 4wd bucking to a minimum.
As far as controls go, I think the transfer case has its own standalone computer (TCM) but have no idea what inputs it is using. Might be ABS stuff, might be completely seperate from ABS and only rely on speed sensors for input, front output shaft, and rear output shaft.
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