Should Mazda i-stop be turned off?
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Mazda i-stop should be turned off. Here are specific details about Mazda i-stop: 1. Definition: Mazda i-stop is an intelligent idle stop-start system that can automatically shut off the engine when the brake is pressed under certain conditions and restart the engine when the brake is released. 2. Effect: I-stop auto start-stop, also known as engine auto start-stop, is a system that automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle comes to a temporary stop while driving and restarts the engine when it's time to move again. The auto start-stop switch is usually located near the steering wheel or fuel tank switch. When the brake is pressed firmly, the engine stops running, and a green i-stop indicator appears on the dashboard. To restart the engine, simply press the accelerator lightly. The auto start-stop system has certain limitations; it will not work if the seatbelt is not fastened, the battery is low, the engine temperature is too high or too low, or if the tires are in a turning or uphill position when stopping. This system can help an average car save approximately 10%-15% of fuel annually while also enhancing the driving experience.