Can the Inter-Axle Differential Lock Turn?
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The inter-axle differential lock can turn. The function of the differential lock: It is designed to enhance the vehicle's off-road capability on poor road surfaces. When one driving axle spins freely, it can quickly lock the differential, turning the two driving axles into a rigid connection. Differential locks can be categorized based on their locking mechanisms into: Forced locking type, high-friction self-locking type, jaw clutch type, Torsen type, and viscous coupling type. The inter-axle differential lock refers to locking the differential between two axles, which is normally not engaged. The inter-axle differential allows the middle and rear axles to rotate at different speeds, primarily suitable for uneven terrains such as mines, foamed roads, construction sites, etc.