i have permanently disabled start stop nonsense an my last 4 cars and as soon as obd eleven sort out the VAG group cars i will do the same with the new tormentor when it arrives.
If you drive with gearbox in S, it doesn't use start stop. Since I usually prefer my gearbox in S, that solves that particular problem.
Gearbox has two modes, Drive (D) and Sport (S). When you are in S gearbox, start stop doesn't work.
Sounds to me like you need to learn to drive properly
Please explain
spot on been there in that exact situation in a golf r so has my brother hence we disabled the bloody thing .Please explain
i am talking DSG gearbox, which if you come to a momentary stop will cut out when you are not expecting it. Which is highly dangerous.
unless you are one of these people that sit at a rounabout for 15 mins causing a traffic jam behind until there is a gap big enough gap to fit Wembley inside
I wouldn't say 20 yards, but it is much shorter than my previous car (Leon 3rd gen).
Yeah maybe it's normal, it's my first keyless entry car so maybe just needs a bit of getting used to with it being a different type of key technology etc. I also had a 3rd gen Leon and I was used to the key working up to like 100ft away.
It works better if you hold it up above your head for longer range, give it a go. You do look a bit of a t*t doing it though
Ha yeah I'm aware of that. It's not exactly a problem I need addressing was more of an observation. Pain though if someone needs to get something out your car and your a distance away. I guess the windows up/ down is more of an issue as it's a ball ache if you have to walk pretty much right up to the car for the key to put windows up you will look like a right tit doing that.It works better if you hold it up above your head for longer range, give it a go. You do look a bit of a t*t doing it though
Or press the same button briefly and cruise control is disengaged but the speed setting is retained, so you can press RES and resume as you were before
