What does the E/P button mean on the Shandeka automatic transmission?

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LaEmmanuel
07/29/25 9:52pm
E/P button is the switch between Economy mode and Power mode. The E (Economy) mode keeps the engine running in the most fuel-efficient state for lower fuel consumption, while the P (Power) mode maximizes engine power output for better acceleration, requiring greater power reserve before shifting gears. This button can be used freely while driving. Additional details are as follows: 1. F button: During driving, if you hold the F button and push the lever forward, it instructs the computer to increase only one gear at a time. Without holding F, pushing the lever forward allows the computer to automatically select gears based on engine speed and vehicle speed, increasing 1 or 2-3 gears at once. 2. Starting methods: Vehicle starting can be divided into small-throttle or large-throttle starts. For complex road conditions, use small-throttle starting, where the AMT transmission increases gears one by one. For better road conditions, use large-throttle starting, where the AMT transmission starts in skip-shift modes like 2, 4, 6, 8 or 2, 5, 8.
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