i was just wondering, what does the ect/pwr button do??? is it ok to drive with this button on most of the time??? and can u switch this button on and off wile your car is moving??? jus wondering thanks.

 

el searcho button will work ;]

but this thread MIGHT be locked.. soo yea..

yes its okay to drive it on most of the time.. u just might pay more a the pump

yes u can switch it on n off while its moving

enjoy

 

Activates flux capacitor, drains blinker fluid to save weight, flips rear license plate around to reveal a NOS plate and adds 5 hp.


............ or just tightens the shift points. Can't recall which.

 

im pretty sure its the Nitrous plate.

 

Thought it was the turbo shot button.

 

Your all wrong- it regulates the nano-joints also called the pulley flange to create better traction in the wholeshot

 

haha. all of the above

 

it also makes color matched(to your paint) flames shoot out of the exhaust like in fast and the furious...can you say AWESOME!!!!!!

 

http://www.autoshop101.com/forms/h16.pdf

 

actually...

its fun to use it!

 

I thought it turns the SC into a van, a la Inspector Gadget.

 

kyoso23: nice pdf.

In all seriousness, I read once that ECT pwr will also decrease power steering assist... is this fact or fiction?

 

lol I don't notice it doing a damn thing when I turn it on.

 

It'd be cool if it did.

On a side note, I drive with mine on all the time now and I think it might actually be helping my mileage as I'm not bogging around everywhere. I've gained 1mpg average over the last few months which is about the same time I started driving with it consistantly on. I probably am using less throttle than I would if I was trying to get the car going from bogging the higher gears. Someone should do an experiment with this if they haven't already. I'll give it a shot, but I might be a bad tester since I go through swings from day to day on how deep I'm pushing the car.

 

I notice mine shifting into a higher gear much sooner than I prefer when it's turned off during regular driving.