PublicEnemy
My couch pulls out.I dont
- Location
- Bellevue, WA
I recently performed a DSG adaptation in an effort to smooth out my jerky/lurchy take offs. Long story short, my take offs got worse.
At this point, I’ve figured out how to ease off the brake pedal to get the car into gear for a smooth take off. My issue however is when I quickly drop the brake pedal…
HOWEVER, I’ve come to notice that the only scenario where I have a smooth take off with a dump of the brake pedal is when hill hold is engaged. Seems like this is because it prevents the car from trying to creep, and allows my foot time to move to the accelerator, apply throttle and go.
I’d like to troubleshoot my issue further by modifying the hill hold sensitivity settings. Couple questions.
1) With VCDS is there a place to adjust the sensitivity for when hill hold is engaged? Example, if default is set to 3% grade, could I change to 0% grade? Thus having hill assist engaged even on flat..
2) In VCDS, It looks like you you can change values in the ABS<Hill Assist section Early/Default/Late. What do these values refer to? How long it “holds”?
Thanks!
At this point, I’ve figured out how to ease off the brake pedal to get the car into gear for a smooth take off. My issue however is when I quickly drop the brake pedal…
HOWEVER, I’ve come to notice that the only scenario where I have a smooth take off with a dump of the brake pedal is when hill hold is engaged. Seems like this is because it prevents the car from trying to creep, and allows my foot time to move to the accelerator, apply throttle and go.
I’d like to troubleshoot my issue further by modifying the hill hold sensitivity settings. Couple questions.
1) With VCDS is there a place to adjust the sensitivity for when hill hold is engaged? Example, if default is set to 3% grade, could I change to 0% grade? Thus having hill assist engaged even on flat..
2) In VCDS, It looks like you you can change values in the ABS<Hill Assist section Early/Default/Late. What do these values refer to? How long it “holds”?
Thanks!