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Driveline wind-up on a part-time 4WD system results in all of the listed conditions EXCEPT ________.

Driveline wind-up on a part-time 4WD system results in all of the listed conditions EXCEPT ________.
A) The turning radius is different for the left and right wheels as well as the front and rear wheels
B) The front wheels tend to scoot along the pavement causing a driveline vibration
C) Low traction situations from heavy rain, mud, or snow
D) No differential action between the front and rear axles

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