ECT Power Button - It must be fake.

if there is no difference, drive your runner off a cliff and buy a new one. :awais: [/B][/QUOTE]



Ha Ha Ha .... I feel like I should with mine sometimes. :D
 
DavidAlexander said:
Holy old thread batman!
I know right? I read this thread like 3 months ago, then when it popped back up I was like someones raising the dead. What it this like 2, 3 years old
 
It's an interesting thread.
I haven't visited this Forum forever, and walla, I got a message and I'm like, that was a long time ago.
I have been deployed to the desert and back and this thread is still alive. Dang........
I have my ECT button on all the time now, I don't really notice or know if I am getting less MPG, I really don't pay attention anymore.
 
can I get an ECT schematic linkie?

can someone hook me up to a schematic showing which wires are what for the ECT button?

I am a manny tranny but my new to me woodgrain radio bezel came with ECT button and hoping to use it for my radio antenna switch...

sorry to hijack on such an old thread....
 
Localmotion said:
you will not feel any sort of boost or extra hp. all it does is change the shift points. :awais:

Ok after reading all the replies, Localmotion is the only one with the correct answer.
The way you will notice the change in shifts is with the botton off, keeping your foot on the accelerator at a steady speed then push the botton and you'll notice the tranny down shift.
I pretty much keep mine on all the time, except when it snows and the roads are slippery.
 
you will not feel any sort of boost or extra hp. all it does is change the shift points. It isnt a button to push when you need to make a quick getawaydrive normally with it off. notice the rpms it shifts at.

no repeat with it on, now notices the rpms it shifts at.

if there is no difference, drive your runner off a cliff and buy a new one. :awais:

LMAO. Anyway when towing is it "better" for the car with the ECT button on or does it not matter?
 
Re ect

I have a 00 2WD I-4. When I swich on the ECT Power button, I get absolutly no difference. Is there a difference that I am susposed to notice? Shifting? Power? I get nothing. Anyone else have similar response?:o

I have an '01 SR5 and when I took apart the dash there was no wire that came from the ECT nor was there a wire to connect to it. So when you say it makes no difference, that's probably why. I thought this was pretty hilarious BTW.
 
Without reading through all of the posts (so I may very well be repeating what others have said) but mine ECT button most assuredly works. It is all about a shift difference for me: going up hills, when you don't want it to up-shift on a whim, you (I) can use it and it will wind out in a lower gear longer.
 
I cannot put my eyes on the actual spot in one of the Toyota FSM's, It clearly stated the ECT button raised the normal shift points by 500 rpm.
 
you guys ect are not working properly.

Everytime I press mines the rear wheels kick out sideways. Its almost like having nitrous.

I would have the dealer check it out.
 
you guys ect are not working properly.

Everytime I press mines the rear wheels kick out sideways. Its almost like having nitrous.

I would have the dealer check it out.

So I shouldn't be doing wheelies with the ECT button on...:noidea:
 
to be honest when I had my truck all stock still I really did not notice a difference when hitting the etc button. But now that I have 35's on the truck and did not regear (stupid on my part) I am able to notice the difference when I turn on the etc. I changes where your truck shifts gears. so basically you stay in each gear a bit longer to get a bit more power out of them.
 
This is the thread that never ends, it just goes on and on my friends.
Somebody made some posts in it not knowing what it was,
And now it keeps on going on forever just because
This is the thread that never ends...
 
I fixed my issue with the etc button not doing anything.. Got a 4th gen v8; but power comes with alot of responsibilities. :/
 

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