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Cargo Master
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From: Williams Lake B.C.
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2020 Platinum F-350 Diesel
I found a couple things I didnt know I had.
Whats everyones take on the Eco mode?
And where does my wiper switch have to be set for the rain sensor mode to work?
I found a couple things I didnt know I had.
Whats everyones take on the Eco mode?
And where does my wiper switch have to be set for the rain sensor mode to work?
Tuned
Joined: Sep 2016
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I can’t answer the eco mode question...my 2017 doesn’t have it. For the rain sensor to work, your wiper switch should be set to anything but “off”. The higher the switch setting, the more “sensitive” to rain. With that said, the sensor is WAY too sensitive in my opinion. I never run anything higher than 2 clicks. Sometimes I have to switch it off on mornings with a lot of dew because they never turn off, even with a dry windshield.
Laughing Gas
Joined: Jun 2020
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From: Seattle area, WA USA
Rain sense wipers seem to work quite well for me, in the Seattle rain. My daughter had a few instances where she thought they should be on and weren't. They work when you are in any intermittent delay setting.
Lead Driver
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Burlington, ma
I have not tried the ECO mode as they told me not to for the first 1000 mile break in.
i am wanting to try it though..... since I also drive an EV I'm thinking it's not really an eco mode lol
i am wanting to try it though..... since I also drive an EV I'm thinking it's not really an eco mode lol
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Laughing Gas
Joined: Jun 2020
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From: Seattle area, WA USA
I also drive my plug in Prius in Eco mode, which is like total overkill...
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