2nd Gen 4runner quickie
#2
ECT stands for electronically controlled transmission which means that when pressed, the shift points will change giving you more power from the get go. Use it for towing, going up large hills or lead footed starts from stop lights. Hope this answers your question. A dash light should come on when the button is pressed. You will notice the difference when you excelerate.
#3
Before you get bombarded with people yelling at you to do so, i would recommend doing a search for this. (use the flashing green button at the top of the page), but to quickly answer your question....
The ECT (Electronically Controlled Transmission) Button changes the shifting points of your transmission. This helps you if you are towing, or trying to climb a steep, long hill. It allows the engine to rev higher before shifting.
Hope this helps, try the search for more complete explanations.
The ECT (Electronically Controlled Transmission) Button changes the shifting points of your transmission. This helps you if you are towing, or trying to climb a steep, long hill. It allows the engine to rev higher before shifting.
Hope this helps, try the search for more complete explanations.
Last edited by DrumheadAR; Dec 14, 2003 at 02:02 PM.
#6
Originally posted by miketerrizzi
thanks my 4runner is soo slow!
thanks my 4runner is soo slow!
(I'm in the same boat - ECT on always for a little extra...)
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