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golf mk3 > the mk3 golf ecomatic page " the ecomatic was the magical clutchless version. " the volkswagen golf ecomatic got its name from the words "ecology" and "automatic", and was produced late 1993 - mid 1994 with mention in press statements as early as 1992. it was ahead of it's time, and as a result was a sales failure with only approximately 4000 vehicles made. ironically, stop-starts are now coming back in fashion, some not necessarily as good as the ecomatic (i would say that wouldn't i?), and also are marketed as something new. if you type "golf ecomatic" into google, not a lot comes up, aside from part numbers from vagcat and foreign online parts systems. there also isn't a lot of information about what they are anywhere, so i created this site is an attempt to inform people of what the golf ecomatic is and how it worked. because i own four of them and 2 other mk3s, it is going to be a bit biased, so don't say you haven't been warned. go to the ecomatic forum go to the ecomatic wiki the principle: the principle behind the ecomatic came from the simple thought that an engine need not run if no power is needed. as soon as you lift off the accelerator, the clutch opens and the car freewheels to let it glide under its own motional energy for as far as possible, the engine then switches off after a further 1.5 seconds of inactivity to save fuel required for tickover. when you then press the accelerator, the engine restarts right away, the clutch then closes (smoothly) and takes up drive and off you go. this was pretty clever for 1994! aside from the fuel saved when the engine is off, the freewheeling enables you to travel quite far distances in overrun as opposed to if the engine braking effect was occurring, it takes a lot of getting used, to get the best out of the freewheeling effect, as well as learn to use the brake more as the car tends to "run away", but once you have mastered it, you can start doing many "free" miles. so how did it work? vw decided that the most appropriate engine for the design was the 1y diesel engine, straight forward, non-turbo diesel engine. according to the brochure, this engine was used because it was an almost instantaneous starter, as well as having a good fuel economy from a diesel engine (of course). naturally, the car wouldn't have had much point if it was a petrol variety which offered less fuel economy than the diesel models. automatic freewheeling and an engine switching off in motion couldn't be done with a conventional manual gearbox of course, so a manual gearbox with an automatic clutch was used (semi-automatic). a little odd as you would expect a fully automatic transmission, but the probable reason is that at the time the only automatic gearbox available was one based around the torque converter design, which wouldn't have given the car as good fuel economy, in addition to the fact that volkswagen did not tend to fit their diesels with automatic gearboxes around that time. modifications to the design to help pull this off involved a vacuum reservoir to provide a greater brake servo buffer, and a vacuum pump to provide vacuum to the clutch positioning valve (the vacuum system is actually quite clever, it works like this: it has a priority switching valve so that when the engine is running, the clutch vacuum is generated from the mechanical pump on the diesel engine for the brake servo, to take the wear off the vacuum pump motor, however when the engine is switched off, or when the door is opened, if the clutch vacuum is insufficient, the valve closes and the electric vacuum pump starts up to top up the clutch system, if the brake system runs out of vacuum reservoir, the engine is immediately restarted to top up the brake servo in a swift manner via the mechanical pump, the engine then provides vacuum for the brake system solely, and the electric vacuum pump has to provide vacuum to the clutch circuit, when the vacuum for the brake is restored, the valve then opens and things carry on as normal). in short, contrary to what some (including the brochure) say, the electric vacuum pump provides vacuum to the clutch system only. an electronic power steering pump to ensure steering is uninterrupted when the engine is off (there is no engine-driven pump), this pump switches on if the vehicle is moving, providing the ignition is on, an auxiliary coolant pump to keep hot water circulating round heater matrix (and engine) during switch off to ensure the blower continues to run without any heat drop-off on long periods of the engine switching off, this runs as long as the ignition is on. a larger battery to cope with long periods of switch off (92ah), a more powerful than normal alternator (90 ampere), and an auxiliary battery (9ah) to provide power to the lights (to ensure they do not dim), and other systems when the engine is being cranked, (and a control unit to manage the switching of batteries too). along with various other sensors and control units to aid functioning of the systems. the heart of the system is the "digi-swing" (or digiswing) electronic control unit (under the water deflector, where the ecu normally is) which manages a lot of these systems, including clutch and engine management. the digi-swing controller masters the clutch operation via signals to the clutch positioner (with a fuzzy logic adaptation), switch off routine, outputs to the switches, control of the starter motor, and also has a pretty good self-diagnosis capability too. it suppresses the oil pressure and alternator warning lights when the engine is switched off. it even turns the engine on should the brake servo run out to top it up should you be going down a hill and exhaust the servo. and so it should - the point here was not a crude stop-start system to inconvenience the driver, but to make driving the car a seamless experience. the instrument cluster also has 3 additional lights: an orange "ecomatic control lamp" to show when the ecomatic is disabled (via the switch on the wiper stalk), this prevents the ecomatic from freewheeling and also stops the engine turning off, you can use this at busy junctions or when you need the engine brake. a second orange "gear display control lamp" which comes on to tell you when you should change up, and flashes when you must change down (this even takes into account throttle position, therefore if your foot is flat down the light won't come on as soon as it knows you require the lower gear), generally, this light only flashes as a reminder you are in a way too high gear, not really as an indication when you could do with changing down. the light also flashes if a gear is not properly engaged. the third is a green "engine running control lamp" which comes on to tell you when the engine is not yet in a state to be switched on and off (it is too cold, or the battery voltage is too low, or a fault has been detected, such as the brake servo vacuum pressure is too low). it should be noted that the green lamp goes off after 1 or so minutes into the journey, so you benefit from the stop-start pretty quickly. the ecomatic can be disabled by pushing a button on the wiper stalk, in this mode, the car does not freewheel when the accelerator is released, and the engine does not switch off -- you can also restart the engine by pushing this switch at anytime. in this mode, because the clutch is not opened when the accelerator pedal is released, a switch inside the gear lever is used to determine when you are trying to change gear, when this switch is activated, providing the accelerator pedal is released, the clutch is opened, and you can change gear, the clutch is then opened until the switch is released and the gear monitoring switch is reporting the gear is correctly engaged. therefore, when the ecomatic is switched off, you must grab the gear lever in the "correct" position and move simultaneously as you release the accelerator, otherwise the clutch will not be opened. of course, in normal operat

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