OEM Lincoln MKZ Transfer Case

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Lincoln MKZ Transfer Case is the invisible partner that allows the smooth sedan to retain its certain footedness in the rain or snow before discussing it, keep in mind what makes the Lincoln MKZ so special. The sedan combines a spirited powertrain with a smart all wheel drive system that is comfortable yet lively and agile, with the usual automatic headlights, parking sensors, and a clear rear camera making any journey easier. The interior is filled with soft touch, smart technology, which makes Lincoln luxury affordable to young drivers who seek style and functionality. Since the MKZ rides on a firm CD4 platform, steering is sharp and there is in-car noise is minimal, and the fact that it uses real parts also allows the owners to maintain that factory tuned sound. The Lincoln MKZ Transfer Case is attached to the transmission and divides engine torque and routes the appropriate portion to each axle, front, and rear, to allow the MKZ to easily switch between two wheel and all wheel drive to provide improved performance in gravel, wet pavement, or other light trails. The Transfer Case is robust with strong gears and tight seals when serviced on a regular basis. Frequent fluid changes are applied to cool the Lincoln Transfer Case and the selection of factory seals prevents leakages in the Transfer Case when climbing up on the high load. In the case of the do it yourself fans, the process of installation involves ensuring that it fits, supporting the transmission, sliding the case on, torque bolts, reconnecting the shafts, adding fluid, and testing.