Biscuit
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Nice try with your non sequitur, straw man and red herring arguments, but:We have NOT mandated ESS . I never heard of it until this forum . The entire idea is total lunacy , especially in a military Jeep . Imagine stopping a M-48 tank to fire , and the engine cuts off . Imagine stopping a recon Jeep in a thicket to avoid enemy , and the engine cuts off . Imagine landing a helicopter in a LZ , and the engine cuts off . Stupidest idea ever to cut off a functioning engine .
- The Jeep isn't a military vehicle and hasn't been for decades. It last saw service in 1989. A modified light off-road vehicle built on the Jeep Wrangler by Hendrick Dynamics with a modified JP-8 diesel engine is in the works. This Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) vehicle was dubbed the Commando and is now officially designated the Grand Mobility Vehicle (GMV).
- The Jeep isn't a tank, aircraft or submarine.
- ESS can easily be disabled (or re-enabled) with the push of a button.
- ESS can easily be controlled with the clutch (manual tranny) or brake (auto).
- ESS is disabled in 4 Low.
- ESS is disabled when AC is on max.
- ESS is disabled when engine is cold.
- ESS is disabled unless the vehicle is at a complete stop.
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