frontdifferential
A front differential is a gear train in a vehicle’s front axle that splits engine torque between the left and right front wheels while allowing them to rotate at different speeds. This enables smooth cornering and reduces drivetrain binding when the wheels travel at different circumferences. In many front-wheel-drive vehicles, the front differential is integrated into the transaxle, forming a single assembly with the transmission.
In all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive systems, a center differential or transfer case works alongside the front differential
Most front differentials are open, meaning they divide torque to the wheels but allow maximum torque to
Maintenance generally involves periodic replacement of differential fluid or oil as specified by the manufacturer, along