Probably a dumb question, but then that is my specialty:
I've always assumed that the engine start/stop cycle used in vehicles like ours when using "eco mode" is probably pretty darn ******* the starter. I mean, there's no other magic way to spin up the engine, is there? And starters have a pretty finite life span to begin with given what they have to do.
Is eco mode also effectively reducing the life of the starter?
I've always assumed that the engine start/stop cycle used in vehicles like ours when using "eco mode" is probably pretty darn ******* the starter. I mean, there's no other magic way to spin up the engine, is there? And starters have a pretty finite life span to begin with given what they have to do.
Is eco mode also effectively reducing the life of the starter?