Sounds to be the same concept. Oddly my chevy impala does this but it's got some other issues.

The company you work for needs to allow it through the cpu programming. Years later from posting this video, most companies keep the Trans computer in eco mode.

I don't exactly know what you are asking the content creator, but I can tell you that automated transmission equipped trucks tend to get engine oiling problems earlier than manual trucks due to the drop in oil pressure and flow during Ecoasting.

If you drive a company owned truck they might have the Performance mode disabled.

I am sure it was 1400rpm. Every truck is different though. Dif gearing and transmission and tire size

should be little under 16 rpm for 70mph is a dd13

patrick white I recorded two video, it says in this one or the other one. but I want to say 77-78,000 total weight

K Brown iam from Canada driving is 20 yrs never drove automatic but noticing there getting popular so watching different videos on different automatics see how they work in different situations..

patrick white , just remember this style isn't the traditional automatic transmission. there's a gear box, clutch and friction plate etc etc, the difference is all the shifting is done with air cylinders and shifts faster and perfect, something no human can do. you can't lose a gear going downhill because the computer is that good. these save fuel and I bet in the long run lives as well

K Brown interesting tks for the video and info appreciate it

like I said earlier iam driving truck is a long time always drove a stick but these automatics are becoming more popular and I like to educate myself on all the new technology and in time a person might have to order a stick shift tks again for the info...