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Drive train, function - GF28.00-P-2000P

MODEL 203.081 /281, 211.080 /280 with TRANSMISSION 722.667 

MODEL 203.084 /284, 211.082 /282 with TRANSMISSION 722.668 

MODEL 211.083 /283, 220.084 /184 with TRANSMISSION 722.672 

MODEL 220.083 /183 with TRANSMISSION 722.671 

MODEL 220.087 /187 with TRANSMISSION 722.675 

MODEL 211.087 with TRANSMISSION 722.676 

Shown on engine 113 

Fig 1: Identifying Drive Train Components (Shown On Engine 113)
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Vehicles with 4MATIC feature permanent all-wheel drive. The drive torque is distributed to the drive axles via a one-stage transfer case (2) without off-road ratio.

The ratio is designed such that 60 % of the drive torque is transferred to the rear axle and 40 % is transferred to the front axle.

The system operates without interaxle or interwheel differential locks. For this, the Electronic Stability Program (ESP)  is fitted as standard. This includes the acceleration slip regulation (ASR), the electronic traction system (ETS)  and the antilock brake system (ABS).

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