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| 26.07.2020 09:24 | # 1 | 
|  ECZMUSTAFAFIDAN | |
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| 27.07.2020 10:34 | # 2 | 
|  sonerkyl | |
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Hello, teacher. In order to switch to eco mode, there should be no electricity from the charger to the battery, and have the alternator checked. I say.
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| 27.07.2020 17:30 | # 3 | 
|  ECZMUSTAFAFIDAN | |
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I am master. Looked at the 2 service Eco ya passing, he said no problem. Only on my home screen it says 1 eco functional at 2 pm. Otherwise, start stop is working properly. Connected to pc, they couldn't find anything
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| 27.07.2020 17:58 | # 4 | 
|  sonerkyl | |
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It can be like a software case. If you want, my teacher, I would like to reset and update ece and bsi.
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| 27.07.2020 19:56 | # 5 | 
|  ECZMUSTAFAFIDAN | |
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I will ask and write the details, thank you very much
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| 18.07.2024 13:36 | # 6 | 
|  Abuzubzulowlow | |
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Hi, I thought it would be appropriate to post here since I'm on a similar topic. I have a 2015 Peugeot 308 1.20 Allure EAT6 with 69,000 km. The car runs with ECO disabled due to the hot weather. If the weather cools down, it can reactivate while driving. I think this may be related. My problem is this: While stopped at traffic lights, it suddenly tried to activate ECO even though it was disabled. As a result, it stalled. I then started the car and parked it. The first time I started it, it started about 3 seconds later than usual. Every time I stopped while the car was running, there was a slight movement in the tachometer and the feeling of the car moving forward. I always leave the ECO disabled, by the way. I had the same problem about 2 months ago, and the same thing happened. There was no error log, and the battery was fine. I took it to a few mechanics, and they said there was no problem. This problem gradually subsided within a week. I didn't bother with it after that. Now the same thing has happened again. Is there anyone who has knowledge on this subject and can help? Thank you.
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| 24.07.2024 17:35 | # 7 | 
|  Sezgin Ulu | |
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If you constantly see the "Eco Mode Active" message on your vehicle's display, it usually indicates that the vehicle is in eco-mode mode or that it's active. Eco mode is a driving mode that optimizes engine power output and fuel consumption to save fuel. However, if you don't want to see this message constantly, or if it's affecting your driving performance, it's worth checking the following: Eco Mode Settings: Check whether Eco Mode is constantly active in your vehicle's settings. Some vehicles can enable or disable Eco Mode automatically or manually in the driver settings. Driving Style: If you're traveling at low speed and RPM on a long journey, your vehicle may switch to Eco Mode. Your vehicle may be responding normally in this state. However, if you experience a decrease in acceleration or performance, consult your dealer. Fuel System and Sensors: Your vehicle's fuel system and environmental sensors affect fuel consumption and driving modes. If you're constantly receiving the Eco Mode message and it's affecting your normal driving, take your vehicle to an authorized dealer and have it checked. Generally, having Eco Mode constantly active is normal and is designed to save fuel. However, if a constant warning or mode change signal is affecting your vehicle's normal operation, it's important to consult a specialized dealer for a technical inspection.
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| 24.07.2024 17:36 | # 8 | 
|  Sezgin Ulu | |
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If you constantly see the "Eco Mode Active" message on your vehicle's display, it usually indicates that the vehicle is in eco-mode mode or that it's active. Eco mode is a driving mode that optimizes engine power output and fuel consumption to save fuel. However, if you don't want to see this message constantly, or if it's affecting your driving performance, it's worth checking the following: Eco Mode Settings: Check whether Eco Mode is constantly active in your vehicle's settings. Some vehicles can enable or disable Eco Mode automatically or manually in the driver settings. Driving Style: If you're traveling at low speed and RPM on a long journey, your vehicle may switch to Eco Mode. Your vehicle may be responding normally in this state. However, if you experience a decrease in acceleration or performance, consult your dealer. Fuel System and Sensors: Your vehicle's fuel system and environmental sensors affect fuel consumption and driving modes. If you're constantly receiving the Eco Mode message and it's affecting your normal driving, take your vehicle to an authorized dealer and have it checked. Generally, having Eco Mode constantly active is normal and is designed to save fuel. However, if a constant warning or mode change signal is affecting your vehicle's normal operation, it's important to consult a specialized dealer for a technical inspection.
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