The BMW ATC35L and ATC45L are two transfer cases introduced in 2009-2010. The ATC35L is a compact, gear-driven transfer case used in BMW coupes, sedans, and the X1, while the ATC45L uses a chain drive and is found in the X3, X4, X5, and X6 models. Both transfer cases are electrically shifted and use a drum clutch system. Later BMW models like the X3 and X5 switched to the electric clutch pack-based ATC400 and ATC500 transfer cases.
The BMW ATC35L and ATC45L are two transfer cases introduced in 2009-2010. The ATC35L is a compact, gear-driven transfer case used in BMW coupes, sedans, and the X1, while the ATC45L uses a chain drive and is found in the X3, X4, X5, and X6 models. Both transfer cases are electrically shifted and use a drum clutch system. Later BMW models like the X3 and X5 switched to the electric clutch pack-based ATC400 and ATC500 transfer cases.
The BMW ATC35L and ATC45L are two transfer cases introduced in 2009-2010. The ATC35L is a compact, gear-driven transfer case used in BMW coupes, sedans, and the X1, while the ATC45L uses a chain drive and is found in the X3, X4, X5, and X6 models. Both transfer cases are electrically shifted and use a drum clutch system. Later BMW models like the X3 and X5 switched to the electric clutch pack-based ATC400 and ATC500 transfer cases.
The BMW ATC35L and ATC45L are two transfer cases introduced in 2009-2010. The ATC35L is a compact, gear-driven transfer case used in BMW coupes, sedans, and the X1, while the ATC45L uses a chain drive and is found in the X3, X4, X5, and X6 models. Both transfer cases are electrically shifted and use a drum clutch system. Later BMW models like the X3 and X5 switched to the electric clutch pack-based ATC400 and ATC500 transfer cases.