Hey guys,
Can any 1 tell me how to deactivate the start/stop system using my OBD, what I don't like is when your driving or giving the car a good blow out [emoji23], and then you roll up to a set of traffic lights and the car switches itself off, this must not be doing the turbo any good I have a button to turn it off but I would like it off completely because I keep forgetting about it.
So sorry if this has been answered before.
Barry [emoji1303][emoji854]
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Barry: Short answer is yes, but you will get the "tell" on the dashboard each time that you stop: it's the letter "A" with a slash through the letter!
A much better way of deleting SS (IMO) is to build and install my
Auto Start Stop Kill Switch, which I explain
HERE
But if you want to use the software method, then try this:
1 Select Gateway (@ address hex19)
2. Select adaptation
3. Select
Start/Stop start voltage limit
4. Change value to
12 (default value 7.6)
What this tweak does is to establish a new threshold voltage for the decision making process to engage SS. What happens is that when the car is stopped, the module checks to see if there is enough capacity in the battery to restart the car. If the module deems the battery not to have sufficient capacity, it won't shut down the engine. By lifting the setting in the adaption channel above, the module will never deem that the battery has sufficient capability to re-start the engine. The changed setting only affects the SS decision making process, but it will generate the "tell".
Don
