2005 Toyota Highlander "wheel drive system" Questions

system was worked on there is a chance that one of the sensors on a wheel has been damaged or was not put back on correctly. That would cause this. Any codes stored in memory? It may be a bad bearing,

how do you engage (operate)the 2003 toyota highlander awd system awd means all wheel drive,so toyota highlander was front/rear 50:50 fixed torque split

...system isn't working properly.  essentially what this does is automatically control how your drive train applies power to the drive wheels in order to maintain control of the vehicle on the ...

drive system,you should buy new,not used or rebuilt.Rebuilt transmissions usually are constantly problematic.I rebuilt my own engine and it blew again in about 6 months.I do buy used whenever possible

...drive shafts most likely due to a cracked boot. Hello d_julian1, Your power steering SYSTEM can indeed make clicking sounds... (Yes: fresh fluids in all systems @ 5 year / 50K miles). Best to enlist ...

...wheel drive when you engage the system. Some common issues include: The four-wheel drive system may not be properly engaged. Make sure that the four-wheel drive switch is in the correct position and ...

...wheel drive on off switch dont know how to switch from two wheel drive to four wheel drive, cant locate the switch sound like you have the automatic four wheel drive system where the transfercase ...

...wheel drive is not working The all wheel drive system in the vehicle has absolutely nothing to do with the ABS or any sensor on that AB system. The ABS, when it kicks in, does nothing more than apply ...

...wheel drive front or rear wheel drive? The Explorer Limited Edition 2-Wheel drive is care referring to. THANK YOU 2 wheel drive refers to the rear wheels. The traction control feature applies the ...

...wheel drive not work all the time? Does it have to be reactivated each time I start it? Elaine, not work, do tell what makes you think it dont work (a lamp) or tires slipping or dead tires. (by tires ...