What to Do When the Auto Start-Stop Function Doesn't Work?
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Solutions for when the auto start-stop function doesn't work: Turn off the engine, disconnect the positive terminal of the battery, reconnect it after 5 minutes, insert the key and turn it to ON (dashboard indicators will light up), wait for 30 seconds, then remove the key. The auto start-stop system automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle comes to a temporary stop (e.g., at a red light) and restarts it when it's time to move again. Situations where the auto start-stop may not function properly include: 1. The engine coolant temperature hasn't risen after a cold start; 2. The outside temperature is below 5 degrees or the inside temperature is below 20 degrees with the heater on; 3. Insufficient battery charge; 4. The steering wheel angle exceeds 30 degrees; 5. Front seat belts are not fastened; 6. Parking on a slope.