What causes the automatic start-stop failure in Lavida Plus engine?
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Lavida Plus engine automatic start-stop failure is caused by low battery power, excessive temperature difference between inside and outside the vehicle, and low-speed driving. The specific reasons are as follows: Low battery power: When the vehicle does not reach the ideal working state, low battery power and insufficient voltage can cause the automatic start-stop to malfunction. This is because during engine shutdown, the engine cooling fan and in-car air conditioning require power to operate. Engine coolant temperature being too high or too low can also cause the automatic start-stop to malfunction. The solution is to charge the car battery in time to ensure sufficient battery power. Excessive temperature difference between inside and outside the vehicle: When the vehicle does not reach the state set by the driver, such as when the air conditioning is turned on in summer, if the engine is shut down, the air conditioning compressor will not work. Once the temperature inside the car differs too much from the set temperature, the automatic start-stop system will malfunction. The solution is to allow air convection inside the car, gradually bringing the interior temperature closer to the outside temperature. Low-speed driving: During low-speed driving, if the speed does not reach 5km/h after starting, or if there is repeated acceleration and deceleration with speed below 15km/h, the automatic start-stop may malfunction. The solution is to avoid continuous low-speed driving and maintain a steady speed.
