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remap
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remap
To map something for a second or subsequent time. Quite often, the words "remap" and "map" are used synonymously, even though they refer to an operation that is taking place for the first time. See map.


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In normal use it is fairly easy to get more than 50mpg from the Insight but it's a struggle to get anywhere near the official figure - even with the ECON (that stands for Effective Control) mode selected which remaps the engine settings to give optimum economy.
In normal use it is fairly easy to getmore than 50mpg from the Insight but it's a struggle to get anywhere near the official figure - even with the ECON (that stands for Effective Control) mode selected which remaps the engine settings to give optimum economy.
In normal use it is fairly easy to get more than 50mpg from the Insight but it's a struggle to get anywhere near the official figure - even with the ECON (that stands for Effective Control) mode selected which remaps the engine settings to give optimum economy.
 
 
 
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