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Maintenance

Note: Opmum operaon of the Powertrax No-Slip Tracon System is achieved aer a

nominal 50-mile break in period. The engagement and disengagement characteriscs

of the Powertrax No-Slip Tracon System may exhibit slight roughness immediately aer

installaon. Normal use of the vehicle is recommended during the break in period, aer

which operaon of the Powertrax No-Slip Tracon System will be even smoother and qui-

ete r.

Your Powertrax No-Slip Tracon System is engineered to provide you with trouble-free

operaon. Follow the lubricaon, service and inspecon procedures recommended by

your vehicle manufacturer. The Powertrax No-Slip Tracon System is designed to operate

with those lubricants recommended by the vehicle and/or axle manufacturer. No special

lubricant is needed. Use the gear lubricant specied, either synthec or non-synthec,

which is necessary for proper lubricaon of all other dierenal components. As a gen-

eral guideline, in warmer climates consider lubricaon weights raging from 85 to 140. In

colder climates, consider lubricaon weights ranging from 75 to 90. For very cold weather

applicaons, use the lightest oil the axle manufacturer will allow. Lower viscosies may

slightly increase the audibility of operaon. Very high viscosity lubricants or very cold

lubricants can cause the parts to move more slowly than normal and result in sluggish

engagement and disengagement. When the lubricant is very cold, we suggest that you

drive the vehicle slowly for a few miles to warm up the oil, especially before subjecng it

to dicult o-road maneuvers.

Should you suspect any diculty with the Powertrax No-Slip Tracon System or other

driveline component, especially if any unusual noises or jerking moons begin to occur,

do not connue to operate the vehicle. Refer to this User Manual and review the Trouble-

shoong secon. It may be necessary to remove the Powertrax No-Slip Tracon System

and inspect it for excessively worn, loose or broken components.

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