What's the reason for the Toyota Highlander AWD malfunction and failure to start?
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Toyota Highlander AWD malfunction and failure to start reasons: The Toyota Highlander AWD malfunction is due to a four-wheel drive system failure. The following are the AWD characteristics: 1. The engine's output power goes through the transmission, then to the drive shaft, and then to the rear differential to distribute power to the two rear wheels. 2. At the same time as going through the transmission, power is also transmitted via the front wheel output shaft to the two front wheels. The power transmission method is a full-time working type that constantly delivers power to the wheels. 3. During cornering, AWD maintains the most coordinated driving force on all four wheels, reducing the tendency for the rear wheels to skid and understeer during cornering, demonstrating precise cornering characteristics and ease of control.