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05-12-2010, 10:18 | #31 |
Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: midlands
Vehicle: terrano
Posts: 16
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Going to work last thursday I had 2 miles of packed snow to get through T2 behaved great in 4wd H - got onto the main road which was salted, so clear tarmac. realised after 10 miles that I had forgotten to engage 2wd!! What damage would have been done?
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05-12-2010, 17:23 | #32 | |
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: All hail to the Glove of Love...
Posts: 9,212
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You only really feel transmission windup when executing tight turns and even then, just like on the straight, its the tyres that absorb most of the excess energy. So I wouldn't worry - even in the dry a bit of extra tyre wear is the most likely problem. |
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05-12-2010, 19:00 | #33 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Wiltshire
Vehicle: Terrano 11 2.7Tdi SWB
Posts: 240
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Made it!
Well we made the journey there and back without incident.Our minor road was a bit of a nightmare as no grit whatsoever.Problem is the snow has been compacted on the road and has frozen into slippo deluxe overnight.There is hardly any traffic so the surface is still intact.The gritted roads have a high middle hump and banks of snow on the sides so if you loose concentration there is a good chance of either ending up in a ditch or on the roof.
I will never complain about UK roads again after this lot.This is truly butt clenching stuff.Anyway we bought enough provisions to last a month as the news is that there will be no rain just sub zero temperatures with everything remaining frozen.Oh happy days. |
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