What is another name for transfer case oil?

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McLily
07/29/25 12:59pm
Transfer case oil is also called differential gear oil. The working principle of the transfer case is: after the engine's power passes through the transmission, it is directly connected to the rear axle via the drive shaft. The transfer case extends another output from the transmission and transmits power to the front axle's output shaft through a silent chain. Its characteristics include: 1. Improving the vehicle's off-road capability; 2. High reliability; 3. Switching to two-wheel drive mode on smooth roads can reduce consumption. The transfer case is a device that distributes the engine's power, delivering it to the rear axle or simultaneously to both front and rear axles. The effects of not changing transfer case oil for a long time include: 1. Accelerated wear of gears inside the transfer case; 2. Damage to the transfer case; 3. Reduced lubrication performance, with many metal particles present in the oil.
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