ESP and fuel efficiency
02-05-2007, 04:52 PM
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Re: ESP and fuel efficiency
On 5 Feb 2007 14:34:03 -0800, "tockeyhockey@gmail.com"
<tockeyhockey@gmail.com> wrote:
>holy crap. i am an idiot. i have been assuming that i needed to turn
>it on by pressing the button. so you're saying i've been turning it
>off when the icon comes up on the dashboard?
>
>i guess i should have read the owners manual more thoroughly.
>
>ok, so now the question is: is it possible to get lower mileage by
>turning the ESP off?
Get in your car. Turn it on. Drive. Stop worrying about 2 mpg
change in the winter time. It's the cold. Of course, you could put
it in Georgia overdrive on hills. d;o)
Dave
<tockeyhockey@gmail.com> wrote:
>holy crap. i am an idiot. i have been assuming that i needed to turn
>it on by pressing the button. so you're saying i've been turning it
>off when the icon comes up on the dashboard?
>
>i guess i should have read the owners manual more thoroughly.
>
>ok, so now the question is: is it possible to get lower mileage by
>turning the ESP off?
Get in your car. Turn it on. Drive. Stop worrying about 2 mpg
change in the winter time. It's the cold. Of course, you could put
it in Georgia overdrive on hills. d;o)
Dave
02-05-2007, 04:52 PM
#32
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Re: ESP and fuel efficiency
On 5 Feb 2007 14:34:03 -0800, "tockeyhockey@gmail.com"
<tockeyhockey@gmail.com> wrote:
>holy crap. i am an idiot. i have been assuming that i needed to turn
>it on by pressing the button. so you're saying i've been turning it
>off when the icon comes up on the dashboard?
>
>i guess i should have read the owners manual more thoroughly.
>
>ok, so now the question is: is it possible to get lower mileage by
>turning the ESP off?
Get in your car. Turn it on. Drive. Stop worrying about 2 mpg
change in the winter time. It's the cold. Of course, you could put
it in Georgia overdrive on hills. d;o)
Dave
<tockeyhockey@gmail.com> wrote:
>holy crap. i am an idiot. i have been assuming that i needed to turn
>it on by pressing the button. so you're saying i've been turning it
>off when the icon comes up on the dashboard?
>
>i guess i should have read the owners manual more thoroughly.
>
>ok, so now the question is: is it possible to get lower mileage by
>turning the ESP off?
Get in your car. Turn it on. Drive. Stop worrying about 2 mpg
change in the winter time. It's the cold. Of course, you could put
it in Georgia overdrive on hills. d;o)
Dave
02-05-2007, 04:52 PM
#33
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Re: ESP and fuel efficiency
On 5 Feb 2007 14:34:03 -0800, "tockeyhockey@gmail.com"
<tockeyhockey@gmail.com> wrote:
>holy crap. i am an idiot. i have been assuming that i needed to turn
>it on by pressing the button. so you're saying i've been turning it
>off when the icon comes up on the dashboard?
>
>i guess i should have read the owners manual more thoroughly.
>
>ok, so now the question is: is it possible to get lower mileage by
>turning the ESP off?
Get in your car. Turn it on. Drive. Stop worrying about 2 mpg
change in the winter time. It's the cold. Of course, you could put
it in Georgia overdrive on hills. d;o)
Dave
<tockeyhockey@gmail.com> wrote:
>holy crap. i am an idiot. i have been assuming that i needed to turn
>it on by pressing the button. so you're saying i've been turning it
>off when the icon comes up on the dashboard?
>
>i guess i should have read the owners manual more thoroughly.
>
>ok, so now the question is: is it possible to get lower mileage by
>turning the ESP off?
Get in your car. Turn it on. Drive. Stop worrying about 2 mpg
change in the winter time. It's the cold. Of course, you could put
it in Georgia overdrive on hills. d;o)
Dave
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