How to adjust the fuel-saving switch on Auman GTL?
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Auman GTL fuel-saving switch usage is as follows: 1. E mode is the economy mode, used when the vehicle is empty or carrying light loads. 2. B mode is the standard mode, used when the vehicle is half-loaded or carrying medium-weight cargo. 3. P mode is the power mode, used when the vehicle is fully loaded or climbing slopes. 4. Each mode corresponds to different engine power outputs, fully considering fuel efficiency. Main functions of the fuel-saving switch: 1. Helps the vehicle save fuel more effectively. Trucks don't always run with full loads; sometimes they operate empty. In such cases, if the engine runs at full power, it significantly impacts fuel consumption. 2. The fuel-saving switch addresses this issue by allowing adjustment when the vehicle is empty, enabling the engine to operate with reduced power output for better fuel efficiency and optimal fuel economy.
When driving the Auman GTL truck, the fuel-saving switch is usually located on the left side of the steering wheel or on the dashboard, marked with an ECO or fuel-saving button or knob. Adjustment is simple: first, make sure the vehicle is stationary and the engine is idling—don’t fiddle with it while driving. Once you find the switch, press or turn it to the ECO position, and an indicator light will confirm activation. After adjustment, the throttle response will be smoother, acceleration less aggressive, but fuel consumption will improve, especially during steady highway speeds. I recommend checking the switch before each startup to ensure it’s functioning properly, and glancing at the vehicle manual to avoid mistakes. Regularly checking tire pressure can also enhance fuel efficiency. If the indicator light doesn’t turn on or there’s unusual noise, the contacts might be dirty or the wiring loose—promptly clean or wipe the contacts with a cloth. Overall, this feature is quite practical, but driving habits like avoiding sudden braking can also help save fuel.
