Can't turn ECO on...
#1
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Can't turn ECO on...
For some reason, when I start the car the ECO function goes off automatically. How can I fix this and what causes it? I know it's a strange question because most of the people want to turn ECO off permanently but I want it on.
#3
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When I start the car, the ECO stays yellow for a few seconds and then completely disappears without me pressing the ECO button or doing anything. The problem appeared a few days ago...
#4
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Can't turn ECO on
On mine you just have to turn the A/C off. The system is then in ECO mode. I'm assuming that you are referring to the A/C and not to some other economy driving mode?
#5
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I am pretty sure he is refering to the start/stop ECO function:
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When on the button lights up green and you get a yellow ECO symbol in the IC
There are a variety of conditions that must be met for the system to work properly, I Think you need to diagnose your system to find out whats wrong.
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When on the button lights up green and you get a yellow ECO symbol in the IC
There are a variety of conditions that must be met for the system to work properly, I Think you need to diagnose your system to find out whats wrong.
#7
As long as that console light is on, the ECO mode should still be on. Vic viper is right in that there are a bunch of conditions that have to be met before the ECO in the info display gets highlighted green (diff between inside/outside temp, how hard you're accellerating, etc). Sometimes I'll be driving and the system will be on, then by the time I reach the next light, it's gone into standby mode again.
I have noticed that when I'm driving and I disable the system with the console button, then re-enable it, it will become activated again right away. You can try that just before you're coming to a stop to test the system. If that works I'd assume it's environmental factor, or the way you drive that is putting the system in standby.
I have noticed that when I'm driving and I disable the system with the console button, then re-enable it, it will become activated again right away. You can try that just before you're coming to a stop to test the system. If that works I'd assume it's environmental factor, or the way you drive that is putting the system in standby.
I am pretty sure he is refering to the start/stop ECO function:
When on the button lights up green and you get a yellow ECO symbol in the IC
There are a variety of conditions that must be met for the system to work properly, I Think you need to diagnose your system to find out whats wrong.
When on the button lights up green and you get a yellow ECO symbol in the IC
There are a variety of conditions that must be met for the system to work properly, I Think you need to diagnose your system to find out whats wrong.
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#8
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Actually, the system is not in standby - it is completely off all the time. There is no ECO image on the dashboard, neither green nor yellow... it just disappears after I start the car.