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This is a discussion thread titled "What the hell is the ECT button????", within the Tacoma forum, part of the Truck Forums category.
ECT stands for Electronically Controlled Transmission. In the Normal mode you get better efficency and greater mileage. In the Power Mode the transmission shift points are changed to allow for more power, at the expense of mileage.
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It doesn't give you more power exactly... it just changes the shift points on the tranny. Handy for trailering mostly, as you'll get better engine braking when you slow down, and it will hold the shift until you are a bit higher in the revs. You'll notice it more if you throw 500lbs in the box or are pulling something.
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