How to Turn Off the Leiling Start-Stop System?
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Here are the methods to turn off the Leiling start-stop system: 1. The auto start-stop button of the Leiling is located on the right side of the center control screen. The start-stop function switch button icon is an A surrounded by a circle. Press it once, and when the light goes off, the auto start-stop is turned off. 2. The engine auto start-stop system automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle comes to a temporary stop while driving. When it's time to move forward again, the system automatically restarts the engine. 3. While driving, simply press the brake pedal fully, and after the vehicle comes to a complete stop for about two seconds, the engine will automatically shut off. If you keep pressing the brake pedal, the engine will remain off. As soon as you release the brake or turn the steering wheel, the engine will immediately restart automatically, and you can press the accelerator to start moving. The entire process takes place while the car is in D gear. Toyota Leiling Auto Start-Stop Usage Tips: ① The auto start-stop function needs to be turned off by the owner every time they drive. To disable it permanently, you can only do so by going to a 4S shop for settings. ② In congested traffic, you can turn off this function. Starting up is slower, making it easier for other cars to cut in, and comfort may decrease. ③ When starting on a slope, turn off the auto start-stop function. The slow start-up reaction may cause the car to roll back, creating a dangerous situation.
On my Levin, turning off the auto start-stop function after it defaults to on is quite simple. Every time you start the engine, quickly locate a button marked 'A OFF' either below the left side of the steering wheel or on the center console, and press it to deactivate. I've noticed that during city driving, especially in heavy traffic, the frequent engine stops and starts cause significant vibrations, reducing driving comfort. Turning it off makes for a smoother ride. Additionally, while it saves fuel, it shortens the battery's lifespan, so deactivating it can be more worry-free. Remember, the system resets after each restart, so make it a habit to press it right after getting in the car. If you're unsure about the button's location, just pull out the manual for a quick check—it usually takes less than a minute with no hassle.
