crave13k
Probationary Member
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- Sep 4, 2008
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Los Angeles,
California
hello to everyone here. im new to dsm's and im excited to have an awd car. i have already researched the topic but i think my situation is a little different so please dont flame me.
well heres the story. i bought a 96 gsx from an auto auction and i had to go to work so my friend took care of the tow truck for me. so i bought two cars and one was put on the flat bed and the other(eclipse) was on the end of the flatbed with the front two tires strapped in and the rear wheels on the floor. well my friend says that while they were going after about 5 min the rear wheels locked, the tow truck driver had left the car in gear because he thought it was fwd(even though i told him it was awd). anyway my question is this.
if the t case locks up will it also be locked in neutral? my car moves back and forth in neutral but when i put the car on stands, the rear wheels wont move forward, only backwards. so is this normal or is something wrong. by the way i have not driven the car because i believe the engine is seized and wont start(flywheel wont turn when using a breaker bar.)
well heres the story. i bought a 96 gsx from an auto auction and i had to go to work so my friend took care of the tow truck for me. so i bought two cars and one was put on the flat bed and the other(eclipse) was on the end of the flatbed with the front two tires strapped in and the rear wheels on the floor. well my friend says that while they were going after about 5 min the rear wheels locked, the tow truck driver had left the car in gear because he thought it was fwd(even though i told him it was awd). anyway my question is this.
if the t case locks up will it also be locked in neutral? my car moves back and forth in neutral but when i put the car on stands, the rear wheels wont move forward, only backwards. so is this normal or is something wrong. by the way i have not driven the car because i believe the engine is seized and wont start(flywheel wont turn when using a breaker bar.)
