What to Do When the Auto Start-Stop Function Stops Working
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Car auto start-stop not working is due to low battery charge or the engine not reaching normal operating temperature. The auto start-stop system consumes significant power, so when the battery charge is insufficient, the system will not function. After driving for a while, the system can resume normal operation. Many cars are equipped with auto start-stop systems, which help reduce fuel consumption. When the engine starts, oil quickly reaches all components requiring lubrication and forms an oil film, resulting in minimal engine wear. If the engine hasn't reached normal operating temperature, the auto start-stop system won't activate to prevent engine damage.