Active ECO System
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Active ECO System
While the general eco system encourages the driver to drive efficiently
by displaying ECO lights on the dashboard, the active ECO system controls
the transmission forcibly to achieve fuel efficiency. The driver can
activate the active ECO button on the steering wheel to engage this
mode. If the active ECO is selected, then the engine and transmission
are controlled with priority placed on fuel efficiency. It achieves
even greater fuel economy than the conventional system. The active ECO
system may not engage under certain conditions. (e.g., when driving
up an incline or before the engine is warmed up). If active ECO is not
selected, then the general ECO System can be selected and engaged.
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Active ECO Features
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Conditions That Prevent Active ECO System Engagement
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Component Location
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2. DCT Control Module
3. Shift Lever
4. Data Link Connector (DLC)
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