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No need to make this political.We can all thank Obama and the insidious EPA for this nonsense. This auto start/stop shit that cannot be disabled permanently or programmed off as a default is an obamanation!!!
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No need to make this political.We can all thank Obama and the insidious EPA for this nonsense. This auto start/stop shit that cannot be disabled permanently or programmed off as a default is an obamanation!!!
If the ESS feature was able to default on off, it would not technically be able to be utilized in the calculation of gas mileage. This is a classic overreach of federal government.Ha Ha. We're stubborn.
My wife drives the JLU, but neither of us like the "ASS" feature. Old habits. If they just would have added a switch where you can set it to off once and not have to disengage it every trip....
Yeah, if truth in advertising were real, they would have had to call it ASS.
Does not compute....I don't care what the research says,
I'm an electronics engineer
You can control it similarly on an auto. Don’t push your foot all the way to the floor on the brake and the engine will stay on. If I know a light will be short, I put less pressure on the brake. If I know it will be long, I just stand on the brake pedal.Have tried an auto and disliked that I had no control except by pushing the button.
But, I love ess with my 6 speed, when coming to a light and I know it'll be a long one, I just release the clutch and it shuts down. I can prestart it just by pushing that sexy 3rd pedal down.
That won't work or those of us living among hills. Works great at level stops though. Here's what I wish:You can control it similarly on an auto. Don’t push your foot all the way to the floor on the brake and the engine will stay on....
What is being said by guys with dead batteries is the jumpers need to remain on the vehicle to charge it for 5-10 minutes. So instead of jump start we're jokingly calling it chump start.That won't work or those of us living among hills. Works great at level stops though. Here's what I wish:
1) The ESS needs a 3 second delay before activating. A simple stop sign stop should not result in ESS activating.
2) There's another thread on this but do y'all know that if the ESS aux battery goes dead you CANNOT jump start! It's complicated, but the computer needs to see the Aux battery voltage or it will not allow the start circuits to activate. We need a guinea pig to jump N1 to N5 and see if any ECUs leak out their magic smoke.