Transfer case

What is the primary function of a transfer case in four-wheel and all-wheel drive vehicles?

• To enhance the vehicle's aerodynamics

• To improve fuel efficiency

• To transfer torque from the transmission to the axles

• To increase the vehicle's speed

How does a conventional four-wheel drive transfer case typically operate?

• It only operates in two-wheel drive mode

• It is always electronically controlled

• It provides high and low range with a secondary shaft for torque transfer

• It uses a single-speed transmission

What is a key advantage of chain-driven transfer cases over gear-driven ones?

• They are more expensive to produce

• They are quieter and easier to shift on the fly

• They require more maintenance

• They are heavier and more durable

What role does the transfer case control module play in electronically controlled vehicles?

• It adjusts the vehicle's speed

• It controls the shift between different drive modes

• It manages the vehicle's fuel consumption

• It enhances the vehicle's braking system

In soft-road SUVs, what component is used to transfer torque to the rear propeller shaft?

• A chain drive sprocket

• A hypoid bevel gear

• A planetary gear set

• A viscous coupling