ECT Saving Gas
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Yes just like it sounds, I have been testing this for two weeks and it seems that everytime I have the ect on I save more gas and gain better gas mileage that it off. yes it does not make sense to me either but I'll fill my tank and then drive a week and the ect will get me a good 28.7MPG while with it off I only get 19MPG I can't explain, but can anyone else explain how this is happening isn't it suppose to be the opposite way.
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I used to notice the opposite when I had my GS350. The ECT will prompt the tranny to drop gears and increase engine rpm much more readily. So it doesnt make sense to me either
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City driving really kill gas mileage. All those ponies can't stretch their feet. Hybrid or all electric should do alot better in city, they are the jack rabbit type.
Anyway, you can't monitor mpg in city... the traffic is too sporadic.
Anyway, you can't monitor mpg in city... the traffic is too sporadic.
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I don't notice much of a difference myself. On the highway there should be absolutely no difference if you're just cruising.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
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I don't notice much of a difference myself. On the highway there should be absolutely no difference if you're just cruising.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
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I don't notice much of a difference myself. On the highway there should be absolutely no difference if you're just cruising.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
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I don't notice much of a difference myself. On the highway there should be absolutely no difference if you're just cruising.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
What RPM is your engine working at when going say, 45 mph? Is it different depending on PWR ect or Normal? It really should be the same, the only difference should be how readily the transmission decides to upshift or downshift.
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