CRV 4 wheel drive Power distribute from front to back?

[xips(86CRXSI)]

Can anyone tell me what the power distribution from the front wheels to the back wheels is on the CRV 4 wheel drive system, and what year has the best dis from front to back, or if they are same for all models. Thanks.

 

[jimboburgess]

i tink only 90-10

 

[xips(86CRXSI)]

apparently honda's down fall, damn.

 

[Riseagain97]

The CRV drive train Is an automatic transferrence of power.. There is not set power. The rear wheels are engaged by a oil line that connects from the rear diff to the front yoke. When the front and back wheels spin at the same rate the car drives n FWD mode. However if the front wheels spin faster than the back wheels then the oil line is no longer a neutral pressure the small pump pumps the fluid to the rear diff activating the rear dif. The whole system is a viscus coupling. Same way the torque converter works in an automatic trans. No actual connection just fluid flowing through fins.

 

[BrutalB83]

The CRV drive train Is an automatic transferrence of power.. There is not set power. The rear wheels are engaged by a oil line that connects from the rear diff to the front yoke. When the front and back wheels spin at the same rate the car drives n FWD mode. However if the front wheels spin faster than the back wheels then the oil line is no longer a neutral pressure the small pump pumps the fluid to the rear diff activating the rear dif. The whole system is a viscus coupling. Same way the torque converter works in an automatic trans. No actual connection just fluid flowing through fins.

This thread is 2 1/2 years old dude...

 

[TurboMirage]

still great info regardless....