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WHAT IS A VEHICLE 1 BRIDGE 2 BRIDGE? WHAT IS 2WD, 4WD AND AWD? ?
Hello everyone, nice to see you again in my latest video clip today, in today's video clip, I would like to share with you what is a 1-wheeler? What is a 2-wheeler? then how to distinguish 2WD? What is 4WD? What is AWD? Dear friends, the bridge or talking about the driving component of a vehicle, people distinguish 1 bridge and 2 bridges.
A single-wheel drive is a vehicle that drives only one axle, that is, the front axle is driven by two front wheels, the rear axle is driven by two rear wheels, and the two axles are two-wheel drive vehicles. always on duty, the front and rear wheels, ie 4-wheel drive, 4-wheel drive, 4-wheel drive all rotate to pull the wheel, then depending on the type of vehicle usually equipped with front and rear wheels, or two bridge, front-wheel drive vehicles for example small cars such as class A, class B, class C cars. For example, sedans, Rollovers, sedans in Vietnam, those... even cars. A-class car companies such as KIA Morning and Chevrolet Spark are A-class cars.
Then B-class cars such as Vios and City and then even C-class cars such as Mazda 3 then KIA K3 then KIA Cerato and continue to upgrade to D-class cars such as Mazda 6, Toyota Camry and Hyundai Sonata…etc… all of those cars are sedans for normal purposes, no sport requirements, so they are usually equipped with front-wheel drive, because the front-wheel drive it is cost-effective and it is a drive configuration suitable for such popular vehicles, but for sporty sedans such as the Toyota 86 ... or a Some of Subaru's Nissan sports cars are usually rear-wheel drive, because when you know a car accelerates, the car's inertia shifts to the rear, and some motorcycles accelerate suddenly. I wonder if it's being blown up as you can see.
The mass is put on the rear, so the rear-wheel drive car will ensure better traction and acceleration than the front-wheel drive car, so often sports cars are usually wheel-drive. rear, and the two-wheel drive vehicle... some Rollover cars such as Mazda CX5 and Henderson, those cars have, usually equipped with 2 types of motion, one is front-wheel drive, two It is rear-wheel drive, maybe two-wheel drive, like the Hyundai Sonata is two-wheel drive, or the Toyota Fortuner model it has many different drive configurations, it has rear wheels and it has a system. 4-wheel drive ie two-wheel drive, the one-wheel drive it divides into 2 types, front-wheel drive it is called FWD which means Front Wheel Drive means the two front wheels move, the two front wheels drive, and rear-wheel drive it is called RWD which means Rear Wheel Drive which is a single-wheel drive.
As for two-wheel drive, it has 4WD and AWD, 4WD means Four Wheel Drive means four-wheel drive, and AWD means A Wheel Drive means O Wheel Drive means all-wheel drive. 4WD is a part-time four-wheel drive, here I can show you a clip of front and rear axles and four wheels, please consider this as an illustration only, not bragging. hey, this is my car, there are the following types of drive… that… in the middle is AWD which is full time 4 wheel drive, and this one is FWD which means front wheel drive, and the other side is RWD, RWD means Rear Wheels is rear wheel drive… that's it guys.
Then it has such motor configurations, the front-wheel drive, as I said earlier, saves production costs and it also meets the needs of popular cars, but the ability Its acceleration is not good, rear-wheel drive has better acceleration and usually cars that FUV or Bit-all-wheel drive have more space, so it is If people are equipped with a rear-wheel drive wheel, it's easier for the car to go over the terrain than a front-wheel drive, yes! The four-wheel drive is divided into two types, as I said earlier, part-time four-wheel drive and full-time four-wheel drive, part-time four-wheel drive denoted 4WD is in the system. This part-time four-wheel drive allows you to choose when you choose one-wheel drive and when you choose two-wheel drive.
Here, in the cars, in these cars it usually has sub-gearboxes, here! You see, the auxiliary gearbox… this little box is the sub gear box… that… it has an extra number like 2H which means using 2 wheels 1 high speed bridge, H is 2 usually the bridge then, 4H means 2 high-speed bridges, ie when this car will run with two bridges, 1 front and rear axle at high speed, Win-sai it allows four-wheel sliding, allowing high speed. relative slip, 4L is 4 low speed wheels, L wipe that… then it will run on two bridges and the slip between the front and rear axles will be very limited, then this is a car… the the gearbox of the car that has 2 semi-automatic wheels, when you run you have to put the bridge, put the auxiliary gearbox next to it, and then after you run into bad terrain such as swamps or sandy roads, rocky roads undulations need more grip, then I set the bridge, set two bridges, two slow speed or high speed bridges, and then after you run past that figure out onto the asphalt, you have to set the bridge back to mode. is to use a high-speed bridge, the grip is very large, if you do not re-set the bridge, it will or it will damage the auxiliary transmission.
Here! You see here when you run on asphalt, when you turn on the asphalt, the four wheels will completely rotate at different speeds, it will run at different speeds, it will rotate at different speeds, the two front wheels run differently, the two rear wheels run differently, so when you drive an automatic two-wheeler, you put the bridge in low-speed terrain, bad terrain at low speed, and then go out on high asphalt. you have to return to a rear and front axle, then when you go into a high-speed corner, it won't be damaged, I know some people who drive semi-automatic two-wheelers that have a button on the bridge If you don't pay attention, then press it and then forget, go out on the asphalt and continue running, running at high speed will damage the car.
There! Then here are some buttons to set the bridge here, for example, here, the button to set the bridge on the Toyota Fortuner, this button to lock the rear axle, this button I only put and lock when the terrain is low, terrain That's bad, going out on high-speed asphalt, I have to turn that off, otherwise it will damage the auxiliary transmission, a broken visai costs a lot of money, here are other buttons, here are the knot …. button number 1 in the middle is the central visai lock, number 2 is the rear axle visai lock, number 3 is the front axle visai lock, the A, the drive configurations only press when you go into bad terrain! Then, the next two-wheeler type is the AWD type, AWD is the type that looks at the car… some of the cars behind the door behind it say the word AWD, what does AWD mean? AWD means O Wheel Drive means full-time 4-wheel drive, then this car has 2 wheels, front and rear wheels. And it has a control ICU so that these four wheels are always allocated traction, these four wheels need to pull the car.
And when encountering bad terrain, muddy terrain, a skid occurs, the ICU will automatically know which wheel slips, will lock the visai, in short, the AWD car is a two-wheeler, however. into its cockpit you see it's just like a single-wheeler, it doesn't have a button to lock the shifter visai, because all that work is done by the computer made by it's ICU. programmed to work in all modes, then these AWD cars are modern, modern two-wheelers today, it has gradually replaced the cars that 4×4 means two-wheelers. semi-automatic, part-time or 4WD, modern cars today are mainly equipped with AWD, typically a car that is Hyundai Santafe diesel engine, the most advanced version uses a manual configuration. Dynamic is AWD like this.
So how do you feel? The AWD car is an automatic two-wheeler and it's full time, all four wheels all the time, the computer handles and calculates, here it is! Which car to choose? One bridge, two bridges or two part-time bridges or two full-time bridges? Then for cars like you to buy a Sedan, it seems that it only has one option, which is the front axle only, there is no other option, that's what I don't care about, when you buy a Rollover or an SUV or a Bit-all the way, you're only interested in a 2-wheel drive, front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, part-time or full-time, Rollovers like the CX2, like the Hyundai Tucson…etc... Then those high ground five-seat cars, In short, those high ground five-seat cars have either front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive, sometimes four-wheel drive.
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Then if you only go on the streets or on asphalt roads, rarely go off-road, then you need to choose a configuration of one bridge, the front and rear bridges are fine, but if you go to the fields, you can go to muddy terrain or go offroad from time to time, you should choose a two-wheeler, because the two-wheeler type has four-wheel drive and its car is stronger and at the same time it does not consume more fuel, and The original price is not more expensive than the one-wheeler, that's it. Then it's better that you choose the full-time AWD version, the cars equipped like this are the computers it has already made, there is no fear of forgetting to turn off the bridge button and no fear of damage to the box. number, there is no fear of spending money at all, of course, the cost of buying the original one will be more expensive than the regular ones… that! So now it's best to configure AWD as full-time four-wheel drive and calculate how to handle it all, how to distribute traction to the front and rear wheels, and when to lock visai and when not to. .
There! then that's the best configuration available today, so I just presented to you about the distinction of single-wheeled cars and two-wheeled cars, how are the front and rear axles advantages of each type, What's the point over sin? Thank you for watching the clip, say goodbye and see you in the next video clip. Bye bye…
