How to Use the Auto Start-Stop Function in Cars?
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Here's how to use the auto start-stop function in cars: Once the car is started, the auto start-stop system is in normal working condition. When parking, shift to neutral, pull the handbrake, and release the clutch. After the system detects these three actions, it will automatically turn off the engine. When the clutch is pressed again, the engine will automatically restart. Below is some information about the auto start-stop function: 1. Engine auto start-stop: A system that automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle comes to a temporary stop during driving and automatically restarts the engine when it's time to move forward again. 2. Auto start-stop English name: STOP&START, abbreviated as STT. The STT intelligent fuel-saving system is a system that controls the starting and stopping of the engine.
As a new car owner, I initially didn't quite understand auto start-stop. Later I found it quite intuitive: after the engine starts, this feature automatically activates. When you stop at a red light or in traffic for more than a few seconds (like when pressing the brake), it shuts off the engine; releasing the brake or lightly pressing the accelerator restarts it. This has saved me a lot on fuel costs, especially for short city drives - I visit the gas station once less per month. However, in heavy traffic with frequent stops, there can be slight vibrations during restarting. In such cases, you can temporarily deactivate it using the button near the instrument panel. Important notes: manually turn it off before driving through water or when the battery is aging to prevent system damage. I recommend practicing to get accustomed to it and develop safe habits. Overall, it's designed as a user-friendly, energy-saving tool that's easy for beginners to use. Consulting the manual more often provides clearer understanding.
