What Causes the Transfer Case Vibration in Haval H9?
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Haval H9 transfer case vibration is caused by the following reasons: Damage to friction plates and steel plates: The vibration in the Haval H9 transfer case is usually due to damaged internal friction plates and steel plates, which show signs of high temperature and wear. These require replacement with new friction plates. During installation, proper clearance adjustment is necessary to ensure the repaired transfer case functions correctly, completely resolving the vibration issue. Function of the transfer case: The transfer case is a transmission mechanism, primarily responsible for power transmission. Failures mainly arise from internal differential or clutch damage. The primary symptom of such failures is often vibration, which is most noticeable during startup or when turning the steering wheel to full lock. However, there's no need to worry as these issues can be repaired.