"eco" mode
#1
"eco" mode
Driving my new Outlander 2010(2011) 2.4 CVT for almost a week and noticed that sometimes computer shows "eco" with black font on green background just below outside temperature. My car manual is in finnish and I don't really speak any finnish. Does anyone know whats that? Is that some sort of economical mode? What triggers it and how much lower fuel consumptions when it's shown on display?
Thanks.
Thanks.
#2
Driving my new Outlander 2010(2011) 2.4 CVT for almost a week and noticed that sometimes computer shows "eco" with black font on green background just below outside temperature. My car manual is in finnish and I don't really speak any finnish. Does anyone know whats that? Is that some sort of economical mode? What triggers it and how much lower fuel consumptions when it's shown on display?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Maybe that's something new for 2011 model year?
#3
Here is a picture of that "eco"
#4
Could it be Europe-only feature?
#6
I have it on almost all the time. It hides only when I stop. Also if I accelerate fairly quickly (there is still a lot of snow here) it stays on the screen.
Finland is quite paranoic about ecology, engine sizes and so on, I wouldn't be surprised if mitsu made that thing to get through some ecological authority inspection...
Finland is quite paranoic about ecology, engine sizes and so on, I wouldn't be surprised if mitsu made that thing to get through some ecological authority inspection...
#7
It certainly isn't very economical when using 19.1L/100km with a 2.4L engine and CVT. My 3.0L V6 uses that much when I leave it out in the cold all day on my short 15 min 100% city commute.
It's got to be a Euro only feature relating to something other than fuel consumption. Although the fuel consumption guage seems to have the same green colour.
On a related note, how come your dashboard doesn't have a diesel glow plug icon? My 08 Outlander, which isn't even sold with a diesel here, has it. I'm sure the 2011 Outlander has a diesel option...
It's got to be a Euro only feature relating to something other than fuel consumption. Although the fuel consumption guage seems to have the same green colour.
On a related note, how come your dashboard doesn't have a diesel glow plug icon? My 08 Outlander, which isn't even sold with a diesel here, has it. I'm sure the 2011 Outlander has a diesel option...
Last edited by ivanz; 12-16-2010 at 01:57 AM.
#8
It certainly isn't very economical when using 19.1L/100km with a 2.4L engine and CVT. My 3.0L V6 uses that much when I leave it out in the cold all day on my short 15 min 100% city commute.
It's got to be a Euro only feature relating to something other than fuel consumption. Although the fuel consumption guage seems to have the same green colour.
It's got to be a Euro only feature relating to something other than fuel consumption. Although the fuel consumption guage seems to have the same green colour.
Average fuel consumption indicator resets itself after 4 hours, and I left my home 4 minutes ago. Av. fuel consumptions starts from 70-80l/100km then it drops to 11 and comes back to 13 in the city.
Thats because it's not diesel but gasoline 2.4l
#9
It's interesting that you made a conclusion about fuel consumption based on one picture
Average fuel consumption indicator resets itself after 4 hours, and I left my home 4 minutes ago. Av. fuel consumptions starts from 70-80l/100km then it drops to 11 and comes back to 13 in the city.
Average fuel consumption indicator resets itself after 4 hours, and I left my home 4 minutes ago. Av. fuel consumptions starts from 70-80l/100km then it drops to 11 and comes back to 13 in the city.
Regardless, please re-read my post.
Yes, I know, please re-read my post.
#10
I have a 2.4 petrol 2011 2wd and don't have it on mine.
Also get the 40-50L per 100km for a minute then drops down to lower numbers and after 5 minutes or less its around the right figures.
Never ever have it over 11L freeway or traffic .......on my 140km per day commute I even can get it in the 6.8L per hundred on the freeway ,but normaly between 7L- 9L per 100km ..its AWSOME on fuel for a large car.
Also get the 40-50L per 100km for a minute then drops down to lower numbers and after 5 minutes or less its around the right figures.
Never ever have it over 11L freeway or traffic .......on my 140km per day commute I even can get it in the 6.8L per hundred on the freeway ,but normaly between 7L- 9L per 100km ..its AWSOME on fuel for a large car.