Banks Power Ford Trucks: (Diesel ’03 - 07 6.0L Power Stroke) Interface- Banks iQ 2.0 Ford(03-10), Chevy(01-10), Dodge(03-07) User Manual

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Section 13

ECONOMY MODE

The Economy Mode will provide you

with the most up-to-date status on

your vehicles fuel economy.
From the MODE SELEcT menu, press

on the ‘Economy’ button. When

first initiating the Economy Mode a

message will be displayed to set your

‘Fuel cost’.
“In order to accurately calculate

certain parameters, you must enter

the current cost of fuel & tank size.”
Press ‘Yes’ to set the fuel cost and the

tank capacity of your vehicle or press

‘No’ to continue.
NOTE: Some gauges will be unavailable

if fuel cost and tank size are not set.
Setting Fuel Cost & Tank Capacity
If you press ‘Yes’ the iQ will take you

to the ‘Options’ menu. Press on the

‘Fuel cost’ tab to set the fuel cost. In

the ‘Fuel cost’ screen you will be able

to enter the dollar amount that was

paid per gallon/liter. See Figure 27.

You may choose to enter the fraction

of a cent cost per gallon/liter or press

the ‘

‘ in the upper right hand

corner. Once the dollar amount has

been entered, press ‘Done’ to return

to the ‘Options’ menu.
In order to maintain the accuracy of

fuel economy data, it is important to

enter the fuel cost every time you

refill the tank. Press on the ‘wrench’

icon to open the ‘Options’ menu and

then press the ‘Fuel cost’ tab or press

the ‘$’ icon in the lower part of the

Economy Mode screen to enter the

Fuel cost.
Set the ‘Tank capacity’ for your

vehicle. Press the ‘Tank capacity’ tab

in the ‘Options’ menu. In the Tank

capacity screen enter the Vehicles fuel

tank capacity. See Figure 28. Refer

to your vehicles Owner’s Manual to

enter the correct Tank capacity to the

nearest whole gallon or liter. Once the

Tank capacity has been entered, press

‘Done’ to return to the ‘Options’ menu.

Press the iQ icon to return to the

Economy Mode.
NOTE: For vehicles with more than

one tank, enter the front or main tank

capacity only. Do not add the reserve

tank capacity.

Figure 27