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I am getting used to the auto start-stop and it has a much better calibration than other vehicles I have driven with it so I don’t mind it.
I have noticed that auto start-stop is automatically disabled by the computer when driving in very cold temperatures. I have not been able to determine the exact temperature but it appears to be at anything below -20C. I have also noticed that at temperatures below freezing, it will automatically disable if the fan speed is on 7.
I have noticed that auto start-stop is automatically disabled by the computer when driving in very cold temperatures. I have not been able to determine the exact temperature but it appears to be at anything below -20C. I have also noticed that at temperatures below freezing, it will automatically disable if the fan speed is on 7.
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