How often do you use ECT PWR??
#2
I could be wrong I have only used it once or twice. I believe it just changes when the tranny shifts. When you turn it on she'll rev higher before hitting the next in line...My opinion it just uses more gas. But like I said I have not really messed with it yet.
#7
since upping tire sizes i've started running it all the time. especially since i'm not doing my gears at the moment, 35s can be a little overbearing on 4.10s, but since i live on coastal georgia flatlands it isn't really an issue. but i do like the higher shift pattern for my driving styles. if you're close to stock keep it off unless you feel you need it
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#8
That's the one time when PWR shouldn't be used. The reason is that it allows (besides raising shift points about 500 rpm) torque converter slip for added power but also adds heat. Strap on a trailer and it can shorten tranny life. ECON for towing, PWR the rest of the time, shift manually if more rpm's are needed.
#13
I've used mine requently over the past 1.8 years (69,000 miles). When I don't use it and drive normal, I get between 19-20mpg. When I don't use it and drive aggressive, I get 19 mpg. When I do use it and drive normal, I get 19mpg. When I drive aggressive with it on, I get 18-19mpg.
I mainly use it when driving faster than the flow of traffic or when I'm driving on the freeway at high speed.Simply put, when I need more control over my shift points (which amounts to keeping the engine in the prime rpm range. Seems the 3.4 has the most power around 3,500 rpms. you can really feel the benifit of the 24 valve.
My truck has stock gearing and 265 75's.
I mainly use it when driving faster than the flow of traffic or when I'm driving on the freeway at high speed.Simply put, when I need more control over my shift points (which amounts to keeping the engine in the prime rpm range. Seems the 3.4 has the most power around 3,500 rpms. you can really feel the benifit of the 24 valve.
My truck has stock gearing and 265 75's.
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