Thread: 4-wheel drive trouble
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Re: 4-wheel drive trouble
Put in a freshly charged battery and then find out the following:

What is your OI reading for voltage when you are tring to turn?? You may be spiking out the system with using only two drill motors for 4 wheel drive?

If it is reading anything less than 6 or 7 Volts then I suggest you either redesign your tranny or for goodness sakes, make some wheel adjustments like stated above!!
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