Sorry in advance about the silly question. I have read on here many references to Eco mode. I presume it isn't the same as Eco drive but can't find particular reference to it in my manual.
General Eco mode?
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General Eco mode?
Do you have a twinair?
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No.
Ah well it's twinair specific. Adjusts the ecu map and the steering. you'll have the city button where the eco button is I think.
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Thanks Venters, that answers it perfectly.
Eco mode is also a Dualogic specific thing 
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Eco mode is also a Dualogic specific thing
Not so, I think you get the Eco button on manual TwinAirs too...
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Eco mode is also a Dualogic specific thing
Nope..
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Think you'll find it is, maybe a different Eco button but there is one on Dualogics
Yup. From p.4 of the dualogic supplement manual (https://www.fiatforum.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=52):
The gearbox can work in two operating
modes:
modes:
❒
the first is manual (MANUAL),
where the driver decides directly
when to shift gear;
where the driver decides directly
when to shift gear;
❒
the second fully automatic (AUTO),
where the system decides when to
shift gear. On 1.2 versions the ECO
where the system decides when to
shift gear. On 1.2 versions the ECO
function (Economy) can be used with
this mode reducing fuel consumption.
To turn this function on, press button
E-fig. 3 located on the gearbox trim.this mode reducing fuel consumption.
To turn this function on, press button
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The TwinAir Dualogic is different and doesn't have the Eco button down by the gearlever.
All TA's share the same Eco switch on the main dashboard, regardless of transmission type.
All TA's share the same Eco switch on the main dashboard, regardless of transmission type.
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The TwinAir Dualogic is different and doesn't have the Eco button down by the gearlever.
All TA's share the same Eco switch on the main dashboard, next to the hazard light switch, regardless of transmission type.
Do some older models have a "city" button at this location?
All TA's share the same Eco switch on the main dashboard, next to the hazard light switch, regardless of transmission type.
Do some older models have a "city" button at this location?
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The 1.2 has the "city" button which makes the steering insanely light. Or "lovely" as my wife calls it.
The 1.4 has the "sport" button in its place.
No idea what the diesel has?
The 1.4 has the "sport" button in its place.
No idea what the diesel has?
City button. Makes the engine more rattley. Actually it just make the steering light.
No, a 1.2 sport has a city button
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A 1.2 definitely hasn't got those.
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Ha ha, I love this forum....
