AWD feature

Asked by Dana Nov 08, 2011 at 03:44 PM about the 2010 Dodge Charger SXT AWD

Question type: General

When is the awd supposed to come on? Is it temperature sensored as well?

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355

what the hell awd is always on its why they call it all wheel drive

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All Wheel Drive is certainly not always on. AWD will kick in when your on slick roads like in the snow, or if the BCM via the wheel speed sensors senses loss of traction. on a dry day/night youll be in Front Wheel Drive mode. and no temp does not effect it.

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And isn't it just a handfull when your going over that long interstate highway bridge and hit a large slab of black ice ... you begin to slide and just counterthe action when the awd kicks in and thwarts your effort's to correct .. My old '72 chev with a Big block was a disaster on ice (POSI) rear end would put you on the downhill slide just by putting it in gear !!

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355

well what i mean is it automatic it senses when to kick in it has 1 differential in the center of the drive train

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