How to turn off the auto start-stop function on the 2019 Sagitar?

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LeNova
07/24/25 1:15pm
Method to turn off the auto start-stop function on the 2019 Sagitar: The auto start-stop switch is located in front of the gear lever, with a button marked by a circle containing a capital 'A' and 'OFF' below. The auto start-stop system is automatically enabled when the ignition is turned on, and can be deactivated by simply pressing the button. The Sagitar is a compact car under FAW-Volkswagen, with dimensions of 4753 mm in length, 1800 mm in width, and 1462 mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2731 mm. In terms of exterior design, the chrome trim added to the lower character line on the side of the Sagitar connects the chrome trims of the front and rear bumpers, creating a more fluid visual effect. The rear also features a horizontally stretched design, with two horizontal lines on the widened trunk lid seamlessly integrating with the taillights and rear bumper.
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LaGideon
08/11/25 7:19am
I remember when driving the 19 Sagitar, I always found the auto start-stop annoying in city traffic, with the engine constantly turning on and off. Turning it off is simple: just press a small button near the center console marked with an 'A' or 'OFF'—the light indicates it's deactivated. However, this is only temporary; every time you restart the car after turning it off, the system reactivates automatically. I personally got into the habit of pressing the button to turn it off as soon as I got in the car to avoid frequent start-stop cycles damaging the battery or starter. The start-stop feature was originally designed for fuel savings and environmental benefits, but during short trips or in heavy traffic, it can drain the battery and reduce driving comfort. The button is usually located near the AC controls or on the left side of the steering wheel—just feel around quickly to find it. If not, check the vehicle manual or online Sagitar owner groups for tips. Avoid attempting to permanently disable it unless done by a professional technician through programming, as improper modifications can cause issues. Just maintain regular battery upkeep instead.
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