Can the car still be driven when the differential lock light is on?
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When the differential lock indicator light is on, the car should not continue to be driven. The specific functions of the differential lock are as follows: Improving off-road capability: The differential lock is designed to enhance the vehicle's ability to traverse poor road conditions. When one drive axle spins freely, it can quickly lock the differential, turning the two drive axles into a rigid connection. Torque distribution: It transfers most or even all of the torque to the non-slipping drive axle, fully utilizing traction to generate sufficient driving force, allowing the vehicle to continue moving. Differential function: It prevents the vehicle from getting stuck or being unable to move normally when one set of wheels loses traction or is off the ground, causing the other set to spin freely.