7D1-6 TRANSFER CONTROL SYSTEM
the 4
×2 - 4×4 shift rod. When moving in 4×2 direction, a spring
standby mechanism is provided between the rod and sleeve so
that the rod is positioned at the 4
×2 position, while the sleeve is
at the 4
×4 position.
This mechanism is provided to protect the shift mechanism
from the force and to prevent movement of the sleeve
(torsional torque etc. of the drive system). By releasing the
preventive force, the sleeve can move to the 4
×2 state by the
spring force.
Neutral switch
The neutral switch detects the movement of the shift rod
driving the high-low sleeve.
PUSH close is achieved with the PUSH close switch when the
shift rod is positioned between the High and the Low, at the
neutral state.
High-Low Sleeve & Arm
The spring standby mechanism is provided for the high-low
sleeve in both directions of the high-low shift rod. Therefore,
the rod position and the actual sleeve position may be offset in
some cases.
This system is provided to protect the shift mechanism from a
collision due to coincidence of the high and low phases of the
engaged splines. By giving rotational force to the preventing
phase coincidence, the splines are moved to the proper
engagement position by the spring force.
Shift actuator
The output shaft is rotated by the built-in motor and the transfer
position is switched.
Detection (limit) switches to detect the rotating angle of the
output shaft that is provided to the actuator at 4 positions.
These are connected to the transfer controller through the
vehicle harness to constantly transmit the actuator operating
angle and changes in its transfer status.
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4WD indicator (in meter panel)
This lamp indicates the following items:
Valve check
Drive condition (2WD-4WD)
Operating condition (2Hz: Actuator in operation, mechanism
standby)
Restrictions on operation (4Hz, including indication of
interrupted operation due
to excessive load)