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Play with the settings to see what you are comfortable with but you aren't hurting anything allowing the tranny to downshift.....certainly not "pushing things to the limit". For me:
- I use Tow haul when towing and hauling
- I use the EB on Auto.......actually most of the time even when empty, it seems to eliminate the skip shift and I concur with the previous poster that mentioned it's probably good for the turbo to be exercised.
- I routinely lock out 10th.....sometimes 9th too. I have 3.55's
I will say, the Ford EB is not as impressive as the Dodge, I went from a 2015 3500 Ram to a 2022 F550, granted, the truck itself is heavier so factor that in, I have found to get the best out if it, the R's have to be in the upper range. Never liked the Auto setting in either, I want it On all the time.
I've always heard they have the best in class Exhaust Brake too..... If I'm towing I turn mine on (not in auto) and it works fine for me.
On occasion I'll push it on to the auto mode while driving around town just to exercise the vanes.....
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