Saving Mode

The battery has nothing to do with Amps. Something software.

I think it is not in amps, batteries etc, but it is in the saving mode according to the programmed time in the vehicle's brain. If it was a battery related situation, it would not be enough to start the vehicle and stop immediately after you put it in saving mode, since the battery cannot be charged.

thank you for your valuable information, so is there a solution for changing this software and setting this option?

As it is said by other friends, this has nothing to do with battery amps;
Recently I Replaced My Vehicle's Battery ... The Old Battery was 60 Amps, The Battery I Have Installed Now is 70 Amps,
After a certain time, it enters the ECO-MOD, which we call Saving Mode.

Colonel, there is a solution for this :)

I know that there is no software solution. However, it could be canceled after a detailed operation in the electrical installation. For this, I think it is not worth tampering with the electrical installation.

[QUOTE = Berkay] I know that there is no software solution. However, it could be canceled after a detailed operation in the electrical installation. I think it is not worth tampering with the electrical installation for this. [/ QUOTE]
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Role of the tape is inserted into the role or a fuse. Even if the vehicle goes to the eco mode, the tape works. It was also in my 307. You also know wrong.

The tape is turned off and eco mode is active, the tape actually plays 2-3 times more than that time, but here it takes eco mode. When it comes to your problem, nothing changes. I have a pearl gold battery in me. 70 or 72 amps.

[QUOTE = BAHTİYAR] Role in the socket of the tape or a fuse is plugged in. If the vehicle goes to eco mode, the tape works like that in my 307. Also, you know wrong. It has a relationship with the amperage or voltage.
Why Didn't It Realize In My Car? The old battery was 60 amps. Now 70 amps enters Eco Mode in the same time period.

[QUOTE = AlbaYDemircaN] As it says in other friends, this has nothing to do with battery amps;
Recently I Replaced My Vehicle's Battery ... The Old Battery was 60 Amps, The Battery I Have Installed Now is 70 Amps,
After a certain time, it enters the ECO-MOD, which we call Saving Mode.
[/ QUOTE] huseyinturk 2011-09-01 02:46:30

ECO-MODE can be canceled with Peugeot Planet 2000 but not recommended. Koliva 2011-09-01 06:33:40

[QUOTE = huseyinturk] [/ QUOTE] Hüseyin Bomba Vursun You

Anammmm Is 70 Amps. Abovvv regards, Colonel Demircanım.

Shhhh, quiet and silence, gentlemen.

[QUOTE = AlbaYDemircaN] [QUOTE = BAHTİYAR] Role or a fuse is plugged into the tape socket. Even if the car goes to the eco mode, the tape works like that. In my 307, I also know it is wrong. / quote]
Why Didn't It Realize In My Car? The old battery was 60 amps. Now 70 amps enters Eco Mode in the same time period.
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[QUOTE = koliva] ECO-MODE can be canceled with Peugeot Planet 2000 but not recommended. [/ QUOTE]

I have been receiving a saving mode warning on my trip computer lately without starting the ignition, what could this be the sign?

After stopping the vehicle, even if lights, tapes, wipers, etc. are opened and closed, the vehicle switches to saving mode after a certain period of time.

I dealt with the license plate lighting then gave the warning .. saving money is good in reverse