Under normal conditions, as far as I can tell, there's three 'triggers' to the auto start-stop system starting while at a standstill: foot off the brake pedal, steering wheel turned, or vehicle in front moves off (presume that is sensed by the ACC radar). Not considering other factors such as battery voltage, air conditioning etc at this point.
A really annoying habit that 50% of local drivers have while sitting at red traffic lights is that they'll creep forward a tiny bit and stop again, triggering the start-stop system to un-necessarily start the engine.
Is there a way to disable just the ACC radar as a trigger to start the engine after an auto-stop? If so, what's the (OBDeleven) coding path to get to that setting?
A really annoying habit that 50% of local drivers have while sitting at red traffic lights is that they'll creep forward a tiny bit and stop again, triggering the start-stop system to un-necessarily start the engine.
Is there a way to disable just the ACC radar as a trigger to start the engine after an auto-stop? If so, what's the (OBDeleven) coding path to get to that setting?
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