Can the Engine Start-Stop Be Turned Off?
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Engine start-stop can be turned off. The start-stop system automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle comes to a temporary stop during driving and restarts it when needed to continue moving. Situations where the engine start-stop should be turned off include: 1. Do not use the start-stop system on slopes; 2. Turn off the start-stop system during irregular stop-and-go driving; 3. Disable the start-stop system when the air conditioning is on; 4. Deactivate the start-stop system during low-speed parking; 5. Do not refuel when the start-stop system has shut off the engine; 6. It is recommended to turn off the start-stop system when the fuel warning light is on; 7. The start-stop system must be turned off when driving through water. Conditions for the engine start-stop to activate are: 1. The engine is idling and not in gear; 2. The wheel speed sensors of the anti-lock braking system show zero speed; 3. The electronic battery sensor indicates sufficient energy for the next start.