2025 T60 MAX Low Range 2.48 and Final Drive 4.1: Retain the Name Beside Each Ratio

A drivetrain enquiry gives only “ratio 4.1”, while the recipient investigates low-range four-wheel-drive parts. The Australian MY25 T60 MAX lists low-range and final-drive ratios separately. Keeping those names on the job card helps identify the intended factory entry.

The sheet describes different levels of information

Page 2 of the MY25 factory sheet separately lists Low Range 2.48 and Final Drive 4.1, alongside 2WD/4WD high- and low-range selection. [Factory specifications][R18] 2.48 and 4.1 are not alternative values for the same item. Retain each with its original name when enquiring.

These figures alone do not establish that a gearset is available separately, that a housing interchanges or that an assembly has been diagnosed as faulty.

Record mode feedback separately from mechanical location

If the concern involves drive selection, retain the mode selected, original dashboard messages and locations inspected by the repairer. For accident or dismantling-related parts needs, prioritise original markings, the parent assembly and the confirmed item rather than using a ratio as the complete identity.

Organise mode-selection records separately from the identity of dismantled components. Keep each number beside Low Range or Final Drive. When the repairer identifies a supply requirement, add the parent assembly, original markings and exact location.

Scope and verification

This article is limited to Australia; MY25 LDV T60 MAX; Pro, Plus and Mega Tub Plus. [Model year scope][R18] The cited product equipment information identifies functions and parts; it is not a fault or replacement criterion.

No public data were available in the reviewed material for internal construction of the relevant assemblies, separate gear supply, selection conditions, fluids and diagnostic parameters; OE numbers, repair parameters, separate parts availability, or compatibility and interchangeability. [To be verified] Compatibility or interchangeability must be checked using the vehicle identification number (VIN) and the local factory parts catalogue in Australia.

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