Does the Audi A6 have auxiliary braking when the start-stop is activated?

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LaRuth
07/30/25 8:51am
Audi A6 still has auxiliary braking when the start-stop is activated. Conditions for the automatic start-stop system to work: The driver's door must be closed, the driver must fasten the seat belt, the engine hood must be closed, and during use, the vehicle must be braked to a standstill and the brake must be pressed. Automatic start-stop troubleshooting: When the vehicle is temporarily parked or stops before a traffic light, the engine shuts off by itself for a short time. When resuming driving, there is no need to operate the ignition key, and the engine will start again. While driving, when the vehicle encounters congestion or a red light, the driver presses the brake until the vehicle stops and keeps the brake pressed without releasing it. At this point, the engine automatically shuts off and then restarts.
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