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mpaer said:
Thank you Farce. I will look into it
Sincerely, I can not work 50% of the radio options A Me problem
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There is probably a button in your car with this symbol.

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In my car, pushing that button turns it off until I change the setting. in other cars it only turns it off until the next time you start the car. But if you search YouTube for "start/stop engine" and your car model, there is probably a video showing you how to permanently disable the feature.
 
Still driving (fingers crossed) my 2008 Toyota Corolla Stick with roll-up windows, manual lock, and key ignition. I drive my wife's more modern car often but I'll take mine over her'n any day.
 
My car insists on 93 grade gas, and the start/stop button must be pushed off each time. I really think it wears out the starter.
 
05C40 said:
I drive a hybrid and if my car didn't do what is described, then it really wouldn't be a hybrid. I have had absolutely ZERO problems with my car switching from gas to electric as conditions, speed, and slope of the road warrants.
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Same here.
 
JosephFreeman said:
My car insists on 93 grade gas, and the start/stop button must be pushed off each time. I really think it wears out the starter.
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It's a much better starter than one that only starts the car. Plus the primary failure point of a starter isn't the motor, it's the bendix.
 
I have a Wrangler with it. It actually works fine, car starts instantly as soon as you remove your foot from the brake, but I instinctively turn it off pretty much every time I get in the car. It's second nature now and it doesn't bother me, just part of starting the car. It just feels weird sitting still and not hearing the engine run.
 
LosPollosHermanos said:
I have a Wrangler with it. It actually works fine, car starts instantly as soon as you remove your foot from the brake, but I instinctively turn it off pretty much every time I get in the car. It's second nature now and it doesn't bother me, just part of starting the car. It just feels weird sitting still and not hearing the engine run.
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I'd be worried about a Jeep not turning back on
 
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