ECO mode display shows on the screen. Already has the UP arrow above the "O." Do NOT see any arrow in the gear location on the lower left screen. What's happening, or NOT happening.
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ECO mode display shows on the screen. Already has the UP arrow above the "O." Do NOT see any arrow in the gear location on the lower left screen. What's happening, or NOT happening.
To deactivate: (No Eco or arrows showing)--hold the MODE button in for about three seconds--it will go away. Opposite to activate.
ECO changes the gearing a bit and is supposed to save you a bit on gas because you will end up shifting at slightly lower rpm's.
Most do not like it. Always looking for the arrow to shift up is distracting. Gas savings (if you faithfully use it) are 1/2 to 1 mpg.
I shift at about 3500 rpm (up) and do it by sound and feel. 38 - 40 mpg consistently. I let the :ani29: downshift on its own 98% of the time. :yes::yes:
What year and model Spyder ?Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueBug
What "O" on what screen.....the main one ??
The shift arrow only shows up as you are accelerating......telling you the lowest recommended RPM to shift. It replaces the "current gear" number display.
I have heard that it changes the throttle mapping a bit, making response to throttle changes smoother and slower.
Someone also said that the response while the cruise is set is slightly different.
Your operator's guide explains all about how the ECO mode works.
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Originally Posted by akspyderman
Like he said
Good information above but to your questions.... It is there to calm the screams of the EPA. It is supposed to save you money / gas under normal operation by telling you how to drive your spyder. This can be equally achieved for a lot less by staying at the speed limit and shifting before your ready.....:lecturef_smilie:
It's to make that crappy Kenda rear tire last longer. :roflblack: