The Chevrolet Tracker uses a differential, a factual equipment in the power train system that seeks to fairly divide the tractive force being supplied by the engine. By this way it enables the wheels of Chevrolet Tracker to rotate at different speeds this is very crucial in effective cornering. In the past Chevrolet Tracker models have had different types of differentials to improve the transport quality under several road conditions. Two types of Trackers are produced: open differentials and limited-slip differentials (LSD) although LSD is very rare. The characteristics of open differentials are that they provide equal amounts of power to all the wheels while LSDs provide more of the power to the wheels that have better traction especially in icy or slushy surface. Every kind of differential used in Chevrolet Tracker has specific features and the possible disadvantage altogether. Some types like the open differentials can even be problematic especially in slippery ground as all it allows is the turning of the wheel with least grip. On the other hand, LSDs in the Chevrolet Tracker enhances handling because it enables the car to have more grip on difficult terrains although handling becomes a problem once starting on slippery surfaces. That is why it is important to know these differences in order to prolong the life of the Chevrolet Tracker's differential and achieve its maximum efficiency. Simple procedures like monitoring the differential fluid levels and fixing strange sounds are some of the measures that should be taken to avoid the problems and expensive repair.
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