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redpoint5 · 03-19-2019, 07:36 PM

So it will go to 999 when you're coasting below 20 MPH? What happens if you downshift while coasting?

I'd take a look at fuel consumption on the gauge. When a vehicle is in DFCO, it should show 0 gal/hr.

Did you also setup the gauge with the various parameters such as engine size, etc?

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