The “best” mileage I got was in eco mode on a highway run, 17.5.I thought the mileage I got was bad.....on the Demo my went from 18 to 21 up and down stop and go ..but it had the Tow PKG does yours?
Also does it have a ECo-mode ? if so try it
Do you have the 4k Tow ?
I do not have the 4K tow package.
Not a good look for Ford. I would call Ford directly, contact the YouTube maverick reviews and piggyback off of them, then start posting the issue everywhere online squeaky wheel gets the grease.
Im the opposite.....Im so into insurance companies its not even funny. Sad thing is I have had one wreck that was my fault in my life. It was when I was 16. But I have been hit by uninsured motorists 3 times....had limbs destroy the bed of my 350 during a hurricane and a few other comp claims. Not to mention a serious wreck when I was run off the road when I was 22. That one alone paid out almost 200k between uninsured and medical bills.
Look up the lemon laws in your state. You have had it back in once already. As sad as the dealership is that might be the route. Dealerships can ruin an experience. Unless it is a lifetime warrantied item, I will never use the dealership I bought from because they are idiots.
That will be one of my first add ons for sure.
If you sit in stop and go traffic 3 hours per day maybe it will make a difference but for most people I suspect the stop-start won't make much difference on MPG. I live in the country and only go through 3 lights on my drive to work 20 miles away so it's wouldn't be stopping much for me anyway but I'm still going to disable it as I find it annoying.Looks like a number of EcoBoost owners will be getting even worse MPG numbers as they will be turning off the Auto-Start-Stop feature on their EcoBoost Mavericks.
https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/auto-start-stop-hybrid-ecoboost.1996
From some of the posts in that thread:
I don't particularly like the auto-start-stop function : it can be disabled per every key cycle via an On/Off button
There are aftermarket companies that “auto start eliminators” if you don’t want to have to push the button every time.
BMW's you can get them coded not to do it, wonder if the maverick is the same way
On an ecoboost, you will need to put in the appropriate FORSCAN code to disable the feature. There are many threads on this in other forums (Mustang, Ranger, etc)
On my GTI there was a wire you could unplug for the stupid air stop start bs. Getting an error message in the computer was well worth it to disable that feature.
https://www.autostopeliminator.com
One should be available for the Maverick soon. Problem solved.
That's awesome news! Would hate to have to push a button everytime I get in the car
Any update or fix to the mileage issue ? Thx
Theres definitely a problem here. waiting to hear back about this issue
