What does it mean "ECO"

Pure guess, Economy?

Economy mode.

It turns off the A/C compressor.

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Quite right you are. But what is economizing - that is not clear to me.

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Thank you for your answer.

That means, that freon does not circulate in the conditioner tubes. But the air is cooling still. Actually, I don't understand, how it works.

Still, Thank You, Rich.

On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 22:43:35 +0400, "Igor S. Profe" scribbled:

Economy Air Conditioning. My old Sigma had that.

-- Phillip Weston Taumarunui, New Zealand

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Pretty sure that all it does is increase the compressor cycle time. Ie, it lengthens the compressor idle time. The fewer times the compressor is actually switched on, the less fuel is used, making the car more ECOnomical. Mike.

The air con ditioing has two modes. In full mode the power drain on the engine is greater as it works harder to cool down the car. In "Eco" mode the air conditioioner cycles less often causing less strain on the engine and less power loss, hence better economy. Once the car iair s cooled, the a/c should be switched to eco to maintain the temperature

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Thank you. Your answer is absolutely true.

Essentially the same answer you were given 3 days ago. Except I didn't state the obvious. Mike.