Can a T be run on a 2WD Dyno with the from drive shaft pulled?

[RamRod]

Just as the title says, can a T be run on a 2WD dyno if the front drive shaft has been pulled??

The front tires will remain motionless so I assume that shouldn't be an issue?

Thanks guys!!

 

[06 H3]

Yea but it has to be in 4wheel hi locked

 

[cbetts]

Seems like the traction control would try to brake the rear wheels.

 

[06 H3]

Not sure if it would...I drove it in 2wd w/o issues. A dyno is replicating regular driving

 

[cbetts]

Not sure if it would...I drove it in 2wd w/o issues. A dyno is replicating regular driving

But your front wheels were turning. I have a feeling the computer would get a little wacked with no spinning on the front wheels.

 

[Mb30sdl]

I drove my H2 with front disconnected in 4HI locked.but computer may go crazy with front wheels not spinning.

 

[LagunaH1]

Like other have said, I'd be concerned with the traction control (and other) modules seeing the front wheels not turning at all while the rears turning.

 

[RamRod]

good point.... there is rumor of a 4wd dyno at a shop 100 miles south of me... I'll have to investigate

 

[06 H3]

Very good point

 

[2010H3TAlpha]

Seems like the traction control would try to brake the rear wheels.

Can TC be switched off? Or can the front wheel sensors be deactivated with a programmer? If so, those would be viable options...I'm about to encounter this issue myself though there are about 10 AWD dynos 10 miles from me...but they are all higher rates for use than the 2wd dynos.