dswoboda2120
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This FAQ addresses the issues on the forum concerning the ECO light.
What is the ECO light?
The general consensus on the forums is that the ECO light only indicates when your engine is running in Multi-Displacement System (MDS) mode, and the status of this light doesn't affect the engagement of the MDS mode.
Where is the ECO light?
It is located on the upper left of the dash instrument cluster. Lights up ECO in green.
How do I turn the ECO light on/off in the settings?
This is done through the Uconnect system. Go to settings, then look under display. The option is called Fuel Saver Display in Cluster. Check the box to have the ECO light display in the cluster when in Fuel Saver mode.
Fuel Saver Display in Cluster is checked, I still don't see my ECO light.
The forum, at the time of writing this FAQ, doesn't have a definite answer to this. Some say there is a break in period and you will not see it for a few thousand miles. Others say they see the light right from the start of ownership. The majority seem to believe it is based off your personal driving style and conditions such as towing, hauling, hills, etc.
What is the ECO light?
The general consensus on the forums is that the ECO light only indicates when your engine is running in Multi-Displacement System (MDS) mode, and the status of this light doesn't affect the engagement of the MDS mode.
Where is the ECO light?
It is located on the upper left of the dash instrument cluster. Lights up ECO in green.
How do I turn the ECO light on/off in the settings?
This is done through the Uconnect system. Go to settings, then look under display. The option is called Fuel Saver Display in Cluster. Check the box to have the ECO light display in the cluster when in Fuel Saver mode.
Fuel Saver Display in Cluster is checked, I still don't see my ECO light.
The forum, at the time of writing this FAQ, doesn't have a definite answer to this. Some say there is a break in period and you will not see it for a few thousand miles. Others say they see the light right from the start of ownership. The majority seem to believe it is based off your personal driving style and conditions such as towing, hauling, hills, etc.